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	GamingWorld X - Destruction Derby Arenas Review
		Destruction Derby Arenas isn’t the next Gran Turismo, and happily doesn’t aim to be.
		The meat of the game is the championship mode, where you compete in 12 races and 4 Destruction Bowls, which are competitions where cars are let loose in an enclosed arena to just crash and bash one another for points (and to see pretty explosions).
		Bottom Line - Destruction Derby Arenas is a mindlessly fun game with an addictive quality to the upgrade system, and the mounds of unlockable cars also helps to boost the replay value.
	www.gamingworldx.com /ps2/DestructionDerbyArenas.shtml (1110 words)

	Destruction Derby Arenas Review - FUTURE GAMEZ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Destruction Derby 2 would have to be one of my fondest memories of the PSOne; the game was tough as nails, while also being a mean, addictive arcade-meets-simulation look at the destruction derby world.
		Destruction Bowl mode is similar to the traditional destruction derbies; 20 cars are placed in a large arena, and must crash, bump and burn the opponents to get the most points within the time limit.
		Destruction Derby Arenas takes a drastic sidestep from the PSOne titles which built a solid fanbase; while fans may be disappointed, there’s still a fun game to be had.
	www.futuregamez.net /ps2games/dderbya/review.html (1210 words)

	The Sports Gaming Network - Destruction Derby (N64) Review
		Destruction Derby enjoyed great success on the Playstation, with its fast racing and fiery crashes across a number of tracks and arenas.
		The impression one gets from playing Destruction Derby 64 (DD64) is that it is a first-generation title trapped in a time warp.
		The announcer keeps you informed of the need to hit another checkpoint or the destruction of another foe; a second female voice is especially welcome, telling you when you pick up extra time as a result of scoring enough points off of a collision.
	www.sports-gaming.com /racing/destruction_derby_64/review_n64.shtml (798 words)

	3DAvenue.com - Gaming and tech, news and reviews
		Destruction Derby as you have probably guessed is a racing game where anything goes.
		As you might imagine with a destruction derby game, the gameplay consists of racing around tracks belting the living daylights out of every moving car until either you or they explode.
		The variety of levels in Destruction Derby Arenas is one of the games strong points with players racing on levels ranging from near a harbour, through a casino area and a B grade movie set.
	www.3davenue.com /index.php?mod=article&id=354 (1163 words)

	Destruction Derby - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Destruction Derby is a 1995 video game developed by Reflections and published by Psygnosis, the former of which would later develop the successful Driver series.
		The games in the Destruction Derby series have led to several attempts by other companies to recreate their success, such as Midway Studios Newcastle's (then known as "The Pitbull Syndicate Limited") Demolition Racer, and Bugbear Entertainment's FlatOut series.
		Unlike other racing games, the aim in Destruction Derby is not just to be the first to cross the finishline, but rather to accumulate the most amount of points.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Destruction_Derby (1279 words)

	G4 - Feature - Destruction Derby Arenas (PS2) Review
		Then there's the destruction bowl mode, which is the classic arena-style destruction derby, where the only goal is to inflict pain on your opponents.
		Destruction Derby Arenas definitely doesn't overwhelm in the visual department, but the game's mix of gaudy, pseudo-anime style character screens and colorful environments give it a lively, energetic vibe.
		But as it stands, Destruction Derby Arenas is a shallow but enjoyable way to blow through some free time, and a nice antidote to overly realistic racing games.
	www.g4tv.com /xplay/features/864/Destruction_Derby_Arenas_PS2_Review.html (728 words)

	Home of the Underdogs - Entry: Destruction Derby
		Destruction Derby is an excellent carnage-cum-racing game in the same vein as Carmageddon.
		The pure racing aspects of Destruction Derby are more than adequate, featuring five tracks in which you can race your opponents to the finish line if you want.
		Overall, Destruction Derby is an exhilarating mix of racing and demolition that no arcade or racing fan would want to miss.
	www.the-underdogs.info /game.php?id=3019 (556 words)

	Destruction Derby Arenas - Playstation 2 (PS2) Reviews - The Armchair Empire
		When I first heard about Destruction Derby Arenas (DDA) a year ago, I had high hopes that we might have a sleeper hit on our hands.
		The Championship mode is made up of four sections, with each consisting of about four or five races and one destruction derby.
		Destruction Derby Arenas is a disappointment with too many problems to be anything more than a weekend rental, even at the $20US price tag.
	www.armchairempire.com /Reviews/ps2/destruction-derby-arenas.htm (752 words)

	Destruction Derby Arenas (PlayStation 2) Reviews. PlayStation 2 Games Reviews by CNET. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Destruction Derby Arenas is the latest entry, developed by the UK's Studio 33 and published in the States by Gathering.
		Each season culminates in a trip to a more-standard destruction derby arena, where your goal is to smash up cars for points so that, if you're good, yours is the last car running.
		Destruction Derby Arenas is a fantastic idea--on paper.
	reviews.cnet.com /Destruction_Derby_Arenas_PlayStation_2/4505-9581_7-30989419.html (919 words)

	Destruction Derby Raw (PlayStation) Reviews. Legacy game platforms Reviews by CNET.
		There's the stadium-based destruction derby, the team-based capture the flag game called assault, the skyscraper battle mode, and the remake of schoolyard tag titled pass da bomb.
		Adding to the Destruction Derby Raw's overwhelming variety, each of these multiplayer modes has a number of additional gameplay settings, such as vampire and suicide options, that further increase the game's replay value.
		While Destruction Derby Raw's gameplay is a clear-cut mixture of old and new, its visual prowess manifests itself as a subtle set of improvements.
	reviews.cnet.com /Destruction_Derby_Raw_PlayStation/4505-9882_7-30966116.html (1127 words)

	Destruction Derby 2
		Resprayed, rebuilt and retuned, Destruction Derby 2 is a helter-skelter collision course of crumple zones with advanced 3D graphics.
		Destruction Derby 2 will feature spectacular 3D crash sequences, where cars will actually flip, roll and cartwheel in real-time before hitting the dirt.
		Future: Surely there is a Destruction Derby 3 in the future, because of all the success of the first two games.
	www.thecomputershow.com /computershow/reviews/destructionderby2.htm (888 words)

	Destruction Derby Arena > Review
		Demolition Derby is a style of racing that many see as a niche, but one that is both vastly underestimated and untapped.
		Destruction Derby Arenas comes in as more of an arcade style game rather than a simulation.
		It seems as if Destruction Derby Arenas overall placed too much emphasis on arcade style gameplay and graphics, and not enough with what demolition derby is all about – beating the hell out of tons of moving steel.
	www.dignews.com /review.php?story_id=4368 (810 words)

	WORTHPLAYING - - All about games !
		Destruction Derby Arenas basic enjoyable premise remains the same — take control of a fully destructible car and throw it around a series of tracks and bowls.
		The destruction bowl arenas allow you to let off a little steam by crunking up the competitors, but even here spins are favored over straight-on crashes.
		But, again, since the goal of each race isn’t to place first, your priority will mostly be on forcing rival racers to lose control of their car, and not on rocketing through the competition with reckless (as it were) abandon to those around you.
	www.worthplaying.com /article.php?sid=17655&mode=thread&order=0 (1076 words)

	Destruction Derby 64 Review
		Although the game is played against the clock, which normally means you have to concentrate on racing rather than tricksy stuff, Destruction Derby rewards fender-bending with extra time, while the number of additional seconds you're awarded for reaching a checkpoint decreases every time you go through.
		Destruction Derby has several multiplayer modes, though not all of them are available to more than two players.
		Destruction Derby offers some short-term enjoyment, but it's longevity that's the big problem.
	www.totalvideogames.com /articles/Destruction_Derby_64_Review_79_1631_0_0_10_0.htm (1271 words)

	Destruction Derby 2
		Now joining the original Destruction Derby in the Platinum range, this all new and improved version is exactly what lovers of the original have been waiting for.
		Destruction Derby 2 features some spectacular 3D crash sequences - when the cars sustain damage, they lose bits of bodywork, and can also flip, roll and cartwheel in real-time before hitting the dirt.
		Destruction Derby 2 is a game for all you racing-destruction game lovers.
	www.psxa2z.com /gpgs/BT0268.html (465 words)

	Destruction Derby Arenas Review - GamersHell.com
		Speaking of Destruction Derby Arenas, here we have a great example of the simplicity of human mind – we create to destroy in order to create again.
		And since it all makes perfect sense, nobody should shake his or her head in blank astonishment when finding out about the main purpose of DDA – scoring points by destroying (opponents, garbage bins, even controllers and, as a consequence, friendships).
		By all means DDA is less a simple arcade style wrecking game, but more a critical essay on the lack of responsibility, social engagement and loyalty in a society that’s been cut off of its moral roots.
	www.gamershell.com /ps2/destruction_derby_arenas/review.html (832 words)

	Destruction Derby 2 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Destruction Derby 2 is a game for the Sony PlayStation and PC, developed by Reflections Interactive.
		Destruction Derby 2 is the sequel to the Playstation (and PC) title, Destruction Derby.
		Destruction Derby 2 was added to the PlaySation Platinum range in 1997.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Destruction_Derby_2 (351 words)

	Welcome to the GameVortex
		I remember Destruction Derby at the beginning of PlayStation's life, and it's hard to believe Destruction Derby Raw comes from the same family.
		The classic Destruction Derby mode is almost buried under the many new options and modes available this time around.
		All you have to do is bump the other guy to pass off fiery destruction, but that means it's equally easy to get the bomb passed to you.
	www.gamevortex.com /gamevortex/rm_psx_destructionderbyraw.html (954 words)

	Destruction Derby Raw review for the PS
		I have been a fan of the Destruction Derby series from the beginning...yes, even the first one.
		Improved graphics, more cars, and several new modes are among the upgrades that Destruction Derby Raw has to offer.
		Add to this a few new iterations of classic Destruction Derby, and you've got a lot to chew on.
	www.gamerevolution.com /review/sony/destruction_derby_raw (752 words)

	Destruction Derby Arenas - PlayStation 2 Review
		Destruction Derby Arenas, the fourth installment of the Destruction Derby car combat series, has arrived for the PS2.
		This is demolition derby style racing, so naturally there’s not going to be a lot to it; you have a button that makes you accelerate, one that stops, one that reverses, and your directional for steering.
		The racing and the demolition derby arena matches are also available in two player mode, known as Wrecking Racing and Destruction Bowl, respectively.
	www.netjak.com /review.php/635 (1496 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Destruction Derby for Nintendo 64 at Epinions.com
		Destruction Derby 64 fills the car-smash-em-up game niche that was previously lacking for the N64, this I must admit.
		Destruction Derby 64 is a game that is made for people that are not very good at 64 games.
		I rented this game, which I thought it would be just like Destruction Derby for Playstation, but it is better.
	www.epinions.com /game-Software-All-N64-Destruction_Derby_64/display_~reviews (683 words)

	Destruction Derby 2 - Digital Press Online
		Few will forget the fanfare that accompanied the release of Destruction Derby for the PlayStation about a year ago.
		As such, many purchasers of Destruction Derby were a bit disappointed that their new game didn't make their personal "most impressive" and many more Saturn owners wondered if Next Generation would even notice Sega existed.
		It really wasn't enough to just include the bowl's frantic festival of metal shards, there had to be some kind of speed competition to go along with it.
	www.digitpress.com /reviews/destructionderby2.htm (906 words)

	Destruction Derby 2
		Destruction Derby 2 (DD2), by Psygnosis, is on store shelves ready to be purchased by die-hard game enthusiasts.
		Some are the usual oval tracks, while others add a new dimension to the fun by including steep hills and sharp corners.
		In Destruction Derby mode, you are placed in the bowl arena.
	www.worldvillage.com /wv/gamezone/html/reviews/dderby2.htm (826 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Destruction Derby Arenas: PC & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Whether racing through a championship or competing in an every-car-for-itself American-style demolition derby--online or offline--the focal point of the action in Destruction Derby Arenas is forever that of damage.
		Throughout three explosive PSone titles, Destruction Derby strapped you into powerful cars and encouraged you to dash and smash your way to the chequered flag.
		Destruction Derby is a very good game, compared with its original it almost as good!
	www.amazon.co.uk /Sony-Destruction-Derby-Arenas/dp/B00009ZKV9 (1135 words)

	Destruction Derby Arenas :: PlayStation 2 :: Review :: DreamStation.cc
		Destruction Derby Arenas is the latest in the series of car-smashing games that started back on the PS1.
		As you’ve seen above Destruction Derby Arenas is pretty bad, so multiplayer only makes it a tiny bit more fun.
		I thought the previous games in the series were pretty well done, and I did enjoy them, but this is not a worthy successor to the throne of Demolition Derby.
	www.dreamstation.cc /reviews/playstation_2/destruction_derby_arenas (743 words)

	Destruction Derby Arenas Electronic Gaming Monthly - Find Articles
		But Destruction Derby Arenas takes an exciting Sunday-driving pastime and turns it into a thoroughly unexciting game.
		Bleh.) The Destruction Derby franchise may have had a good rep in the PS1 days, but now it’s a rusted-out beater best left up on blocks.
		It’s far too easy, due to the odd balance of the championship mode: The early courses are ripe for both high placement and destruction points, while the latter events are so fast, they present little opportunity to smash and crash.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_zdegm/is_200406/ai_n9519718 (402 words)

	Games : Destruction Derby 64
		Fortunately, we can all sleep soundly, now that developer Looking Glass is working feverishly on Destruction Derby 64.
		With Destruction Derby 64, THQ is giving you no-frills crash-bang-boom action.
		Destruction Derby 64 packs its wallop in the multiplayer modes.
	www.nintendo.com /games/gamepage/gamepage_main.jsp?gameId=90 (475 words)

	The Official Team Y-4 Destruction Derby Page
		A destruction derby is a contest of old American iron cars, power, endurance, cunning, and creativity.
		The Derby is open to any American made hardtop model stock car or station wagon.
		Previously run derby cars with broken springs or shackles can be repaired during the day of the derby only, and supported by chains around or through the frame, and only with two (2) bolts.
	www.sierratel.com /tsg3/derbies/home.html (1455 words)

	Amazon.com: Destruction Derby Arenas for PlayStation 2: Computer & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The graphics are crisp and the physics are solid once you get used to how loose they are, but there's nothing to keep you coming back after the initial fun of t-boning someone and watching them explode wears off.
		I remember playing the old Destruction Derby series which were made by Reflections.
		So I was in the store, and I saw this "Destruction Derby Arenas" game and thought about how much fun I had with Destruction Derby 1.
	www.amazon.com /Destruction-Derby-Arenas-PlayStation-2/dp/B0001ADALA (1445 words)

	Review: Destruction Derby
		The first thing anyone whose seen the PlayStation version of Destruction Derby will comment on are the inferior graphics.
		This is actually a bit besides the point - the problem being that Destruction Derby is based on the PlayStation code, restricting the ambition of the graphics in the game.
		The truth is that there's many a Saturn game with much better smoke effects than Destruction Derby, the misdemeanour amounting to a lack of care in the conversion.
	www.computerandvideogames.com /stories/lynx/cvg_review/destruction_derby.html (420 words)

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