Monster Truck Madness was released on the Game Boy Advance platform, being the 4th installment in the Monster Truck Madness series. It was released in 2001, and was published by THQ. The gameplay differs from the other Monster Truck Madness installments.
The game strays quite differently from the other MTM games, as this game plays much more like racing games released on the Nintendo 64, such as Cruisin' USA! and other games from the Cruisin' series. The player races in a 6 truck race with a choice of 30 tracks, and a time trial mode. There are also several weapons, and items, in similar vein to Monster Truck Madness 64.
Snake Bite- (Cut from game, but the model is still seen on the title screen)
Tracks[]
Raceway
Lost City
Mesa Vally
Sandy Bay
Panorama
Dirt Bowl
Docklands
Off Piste
Downtown
Junkyard
Reception[]
The game was moderately well received, earning a 4/5 on Metacritic and a 3.41/5 on GameFaqs.
Trivia[]
The Unused Snake Bite, seen on the title screen
The game has a notable lack of big names, mainly from the Shafer camp (such as Bear Foot, and Boogey Van), and a complete lack of any Bigfoot related trucks (aside from Snakebite)
Snake Bite was intended to be a playable truck, but was cut from the game. The truck's model can still be seen on the main menu screen however.
This was the only video game appearance of Brian Barthel's Monster Patrol.
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