Mad Tracks Hands-On Preview

Xbox Live Arcade’s diversity is nice, because there ends up being something for everyone—board games, card games, arcade-like contests, old coin-op titles and more. It’s also proving itself as an outlet for eclectic and offbeat games. Such is the case with D3 Publisher’s Mad Tracks.

The title bills itself as a “party racing game,” and that’s certainly true. It’s a title that, similar to Bomberman or Guitar Hero, draws people in and compels them to play, because it’s simple and entertaining. However, Mad Tracks also offers decent single-player structure.