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General| Genre | Racing |
|---|---|
| Theme | Lego |
| Release Year | 2001 |
| Publisher | LEGO Media |
| Game Modes | Single-player, Multiplayer |
| Platform | PlayStation |
| Developer | Attention to Detail |
| Age Rating | Everyone |
Begin playing the game immediately with these simple steps.
Understanding the Main Menu options and controls for game navigation.
Customizing graphics, sound, controls, language, and difficulty.
Learn how to save your game progress, lap times, and custom creations.
Key bindings and navigation for the car building interface.
Step-by-step guide to constructing custom LEGO cars from chassis up.
Techniques for placing, moving, and rotating bricks in the builder.
Designing your LEGO driver by customizing head, hat, chest, and legs.
Comprehensive list of controls for steering, acceleration, and power-ups.
Understanding checkpoints, car damage, and pit stop strategy.
How to use the pit lane for repairs and find/use in-game power-ups.
In-depth explanations for Disc, Bubble, Homing Missile, and Rocket power-ups.
Strategic uses for Stealth, Whirlwind, and Deconstruction power-ups.
Using the Brick Boost for speed and accessing the pause menu options.
The primary game mode for progressing through worlds and challenging opponents.
Understanding the Heads-Up Display elements during a race.
In-depth look at HUD elements and non-racing screen layouts.
How to meet, talk to, and interact with in-game characters.
Collecting Golden Bricks to unlock new worlds via Jump Points.
Finding hidden portals to play bonus games and earn rewards.
Details on bonus game objectives and the Car Bonus point system.
Navigating Foyers and strategies for defeating Bosses for car upgrades.
Challenging Rocket Racer on Xalax and saving your adventure progress.
Playing individual races in Arcade mode without story progression.
Key features of Arcade mode, including action replays.
Viewing and comparing your fastest lap times for each track.
Compete against your own ghost car to set new lap records.
Accessing and playing various bonus games found during the adventure.
Options after bonus games and understanding their specific racing screens.
Playing Arcade and League races with a friend.
Engaging in head-to-head combat races in various LEGO worlds.
Details on development teams, logistics, marketing, and acknowledgments.
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