Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights is a racing video game for various platforms. The PlayStation 2, Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS versions were released on September 17, 2007. The PlayStation Portable version was released on October 8, 2007. The PlayStation 3 version was released on October 22, 2007. The Microsoft Windows version was released on December 13, 2007. It is a sequel to the 2005 game Juiced. It was developed by Juice Games and published by THQ. It utilizes more advanced car modification methods in comparison to its predecessor.
A demo for the Xbox 360 version was released on Xbox Live Marketplace on July 19, 2007. A second, multiplayer demo appeared on September 14, 2007. Ursula Mayes is on the cover of the game on all platforms.

Contents  [hide]  1 Gameplay 2 Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions 2.1 Player Character 2.2 Modding 2.3 Driver DNA 2.4 Online features 3 Cities 4 Soundtrack 4.1 In-Game Racing 4.2 Results, Podium, etc. 4.3 Menu Music 5 See also

[edit] Gameplay

The game starts off in a night club where the player selects their character and car. Juice Games has decided to remove the racing calendar, the respect system and the drag races. After choosing a character and car, the player will get a list of available races, three of which must be won in order to move up to the next level. Juiced 2 includes three types of racing: Circuit, Destination and Drift races.

[edit] Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions

[edit] Player Character

A new feature in the game is the ability for the player to design their own character.

[edit] Modding

The exterior can be adjusted in terms of positioning, sizing, rotating and also 'flipping' the decal. The opacity can also be adjusted. The player can save their decal pack and apply it to any car in their garage. License plates can be modified. THQ now has the ability to filter languages when adding letters to the plates. This means that offensive words are not allowed, in both online and offline modes.
The interior may be modded by adding things like steering wheels and racing seats. The color of many items added to the interior can also be changed.

[edit] Driver DNA

Juice Games has also introduced a new feature called Driver DNA which records a players style of driving and creates a strand of "DNA". The DNA will be shown before the beginning of a race which can be viewed as a guide of players' driving habit. Other players can then download others' DNA from PlayStation Network or Xbox Live and race against it in the Driver DNA Lab.

[edit] Online features

Like the previous Juiced game, online features such as Pink Slip Races will affect the player's Career mode. A new feature is to have an online Career and Crew. The player can download their friends' Driver DNA, view it and add them to their crew. Cars and other items can be traded online. Each car has a log book which tells the current owner how many people have owned the car and what races it has been in. Online betting updates allow a player to bet during races, and see how many people are betting on and against them, and what their odds are.

[edit] Cities

All of the following environments are available for racing in the game:

• Alps: A track running through the Alps, with snow and mountain on both sides. Although this track is not listed on the Juiced 2 website, it is in the game.
• London: It is a fairly good track for drifting.
• Paris: Paris contains spiraling tracks all around the Eiffel Tower. It is a very hard track to race on, due to the fact that it has many surprises.
• Rome: This location has a spiraling track in and around the Colosseum.
• San Francisco: This track is suited for normal street racing.
• Sydney: The major landmark for this track is the Harbour bridge, which connects one half of the track to the other.
• Tokyo: The Rainbow Bridge is a big part of the track. Drivers can also speed across the districts of Ariake and Shinjuku.

[edit] Soundtrack

[edit] In-Game Racing

• 16 Bit Lolitas - "Acidecine"
• Adam Freeland - "Mind Killer" (Origins Unknown Mix)
• Adam Freeland - "Whassisface"
• Adam Freeland - "Never Ever Enough"
• Adam Freeland - "Hommeage"
• Adam Freeland - "Blocks"
• Adam Freeland - "Flourohorns"
• Adam Freeland - "Morodish"
• Adam Freeland - "Sg Rei"
• Adam Freeland - "Neu! Rave"
• Adam Freeland - "Spin Machine"
• Adam Freeland - "E-Drone Pt. 1"
• Adam Freeland - "Shinjuku Socks"
• Adam Freeland - "Futcant"
• Adam Freeland - "Grrrrrr!"
• Adam Freeland - "Monza"
• Adam Freeland - "Glowstick"
• Adam Freeland - "YesYesYesYes!"
• Alex Dolby - "Hazy Way" (Evil Nine Remix)
• Alex Metric - "What She Wants"
• Collette - "Hypnotized"
• Steve Mac - "Paddy's Revenge"
• Natural Born Hippies - "Best Looking Guy In Town"
• D. Ramirez - "Pleasure Me" (Instrumental Remix)
• DJ Rap - "Drummin' & Bassin'"
• Evil Nine - "For Lovers Not Fighters"
• Evil Nine - "Restless"
• K-Swing - "This Is The Sound" (Adam Freeland Remix)
• Moguai - "Get On"
• The Prodigy - "Voodoo People" (Pendulum Remix)
• Queens of the Stone Age - "Go With The Flow"
• TC & Distorted Minds - "Jump"
• Way Out West - "Killa"
• Test Icicles - "What's Your Damage?" (Remix)
• Victory Pill - "Downfall" (Instrumental)
• Wolfmother - "Woman" (Remix)

[edit] Results, Podium, etc.

• Adam Freeland - "Mindkiller"

[edit] Menu Music

• Adam Freeland - "Mind Killer"^{DS only}
• MusicDoctorz - "Hit Da Flo"
• MusicDoctorz - "Mobb Wit It"
• MusicDoctorz - "Open Sees"
• MusicDoctorz - "Pretty Boy"
• MusicDoctorz - "Students Of?"

[edit] See also

• Hot Import Nights