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Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights announced by THQ Inc.

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Friday, February 23rd, 2007 | Related entries: Gaming

Juiced and THQ logos American video game publisher and developer, THQ Inc., has announced Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights (HIN), the latest episode in the super-successful original franchise from internal studio Juice Games.

Featuring unmatched vehicle customization, an adrenaline packed drift racing experience and ultra-realistic “Driver DNA,” Juiced 2: HIN is the only game where players can actually display their skills at Hot Import Nights events. Juiced 2: HIN is slated to make its next-generation debut on the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PlayStation 3 (PS3) and will also be available on various platforms such as the PlayStation 2 (PS2) computer entertainment system, the PSP (PlayStation Portable) system, Nintendo DS and Windows PC this fall.

Bob Aniello, senior vice president of worldwide marketing, THQ said, “THQ studio Juice Games is utilizing its vast racing pedigree and proprietary technology to deliver groundbreaking new game-play features in addition to working closely with Hot Import Nights to accurately capture the tuning and street racing culture.” He continued, “We look forward to bringing this global franchise to next-generation systems for the first time.”

“Juiced 2: HIN introduces a thrilling new drifting component and lets players personalize their experience both on and offline with ultra realistic Driver DNA,” said Colin Bell, general manager, Juice Games. “In addition to a ton of exciting new features, we’ve significantly expanded the rewarding driving experience, track choice and customization our fans have come to expect.”

“Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights is an amazing extension of the Hot Import Nights lifestyle experience, bringing the modding, characters and racing finale to life for gamers and tuning fans worldwide. This is the first time a top-tier racing game has blended with a true-to-life global tuner event and we can’t wait for its release,” said Michael Munar, Executive Producer, APG Events/Hot Import Nights.

So get ready to see tons of tricked out rides, traveling at the usual breakneck speeds.

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