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THQ rolls out another Cars game in Cars Race O Rama. It’s basically the same formula that the publisher has used on previous efforts. Use the characters to build a story of some kind and let kids race as their favorite in the world that they love. Yes, they’ve probably pushed out a few too many titles when it comes to the Cars franchise, but little kids love them. That’s who this game is aimed for so you have to know that not a lot of work is going to be put in polishing the game to a refined state. It needs to look and act like a kids game and that’s what It does. It’s not anything impressive in that regard- you get to race as Lighting McQueen, but again… that’s what it’s meant to be. The game loses some major points with sound work. I will say that. The character voices weren’t even close to what they were in the original movie and the music selection is weaker in this game than it has been in any Cars game to date. That’s really the only thing to get irritated about. Cars Race O Rama is a fun game on both the portable and console versions. You would like to see some new stories elaborate that are a little more developed from here on out but this game does what it’s supposed to for its young demographic.