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The First Annual Cartoon Network Racing Championship is up for grabs and the best-loved Cartoon Network stars -The Powerpuff Girls, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Cow and Chicken, I M Weasel, Johnny Bravo, and Dexter's Laboratory -- are revving up their engines to compete for the grand prize! Players race as their favorite Cartoon Network stars in an attempt to be the first to cross the finish line and gain the highest popularity score through a wacky variety of colorful cartoon environments. The more successful the player is at winning races the more Toon Coins they will earn to unlock new characters and fun bonus games. This kart-style racing game incorporates fast game-play, hilarious sound effects and character Super Powers unique to the personalities of the Cartoon Network stars! Players select their favorite driver and they are ready to go. [The Game Factory]
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 86
AtomicGamer
Even if you aren’t a fan of Cartoon Network in particular, you should still get the same sense of enjoyment out of this game as any cartoon fanatic would.
 75
Deeko
With simple controls and familiar characters, Cartoon Network Racing provides the juvenile set with a racing experience that is easily accessible and entertaining, featuring a host of rewards that make the overall game session that much more worthwhile.
65
ZTGameDomain
This is a fun addition to a young gamers DS library, and the Wi-Fi multiplayer should keep the older gamer content.
65
GameZone
The gameplay is identical to Mario Kart for the DS but it still doesn’t have as much polish as the original has.
64
N-Insanity
Unlike most arcade-style racers, your opponents make use of EVERYTHING, just like you can and should.
63
GameSpot
The younger crowd may find Cartoon Network Racing to be an enjoyable racer featuring familiar and likable characters, but anyone else likely won't be as enamored.
62
Gaming Nexus
Cartoon Network Racing does a lot of things really well, just not the gameplay. It’s packed with extras, decent graphics and the personality of all the CN shows, but it doesn’t play as smoothly or comfortably as Mario Kart DS.
60
Nintendojo
Those who spend countless hours in front of the TV, monitoring the daily misadventures of Dexter and the Powerpuff Girls will certainly find something to appreciate in this game, but for everyone else, it’s probably best to stick with Mario and friends.
58
IGN
It frustrates with its difficult track designs and use of shortcuts, and the array of available racers seems drawn from the talent pool of 2001.
57
Game Chronicles
Cartoon Network Racing, like many other kart racers, is stuck in the land of mediocrity. It doesn’t have enough to make it as good as Mario Kart, but yet it is a better gaming experience than some other imitators.
45
Worth Playing
Conveniently for consumers, Cartoon Network Racing nicely fulfills its stereotype as a licensed kart racing clone: an unsurprising mediocre mirroring of one of gaming's most popular casual racers.
25
Gaming Age
I can’t even recommend this one to the kiddies, and anyone above the age of 12 should definitely stay away from this one.
24
NGamer UK
Possibly the most cynical and tawdry ripoff of "Mario Kart" we've ever seen....A horrible kart game, with pathetic handling, idiotic AI, and no racing tension at all. [Feb 2007, p.83]
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