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Digimon Racing

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Title Screen

Digimon Racing

Developer: Griptonite Games
Publisher: Bandai
Platform: Game Boy Advance
Released in JP: April 1, 2004
Released in US: September 13, 2004
Released in EU: April 30, 2004


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RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.


Digimon Racing is a typical Game Boy Advance racing game, except for its Digivolve feature.

Hmmm...
To do:
  • There may be more regional differences.
  • There's text for a Digidex (Digimon Zukan in Japanese) at the end of the text banks, was this used?

Joke Character Name

Digimon Racing Padlockmon.png

By changing the value at 0300547C in the European ROM to 0B to highlight the next character after the last selectable character while in the character select screen, it will still show "Secret Racer". However, if you have the code on before you go to the character select, it will instead show the name "Padlockmon". Although the game always uses Agumon's voice regardless of the previous Digimon selected, it is possible to see (and play as) the hidden Digimon by exiting the "Padlockmon" screen and re-entering with the code kept on at all times.

This is blatantly a small joke at the fact that the Secret Racers have their pictures replaced with padlocks before you unlock them.

Regional Differences

American European Japanese
Digimon Racing-title.png DigimonRacing-EU.png DigimonRacing-JP.png

The Japanese logo features a checkered flag, a racing tyre and some confetti behind the Digimon logo. The international release decided to go with a rather bland "Racing" text underneath the Digimon Frontier logo. The European version also lacks the "Wireless Multiplayer" option.