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+ | |name=Evil Weasel |
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− | {| border="1" |
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+ | |image=<gallery> |
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− | | colspan="2"| [[File:evil.PNG|250px]] |
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+ | evil.PNG|PC |
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+ | EvilWeasel2.png|PS1 |
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− | | style="width: 10px;"| Folder Name |
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+ | EvilWeasel3.png|N64 |
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− | | style="width: 25px;"| flag |
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+ | EvilWeasel4.png|DC </gallery> |
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+ | |type=Standard Car |
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− | | style="width: 10px;"| Class |
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+ | |class=Electric |
+ | |rating=Advanced |
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− | | style="width: 10px;"| Rating |
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+ | |acc=1.95 m/s² |
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− | | style="width: 25px;"| Advanced |
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+ | |weight=1.4 kg |
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+ | |trans=4WD |
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− | | style="width: 10px;"| Max Speed |
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+ | |author=[[Acclaim Studios London]] |
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+ | |folder=flag |
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+ | EVIL ([[Re-Volt (PS1)|PS1]]) |
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− | | style="width: 10px;"| [[Battery]] Reach |
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+ | |unlock=Win [[Silver Cup]] in |
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− | | style="width: 25px;"| 51 mph (82 kph) |
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+ | [[Championship]] |
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+ | |previous=[[Mouse]] |
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− | | style="width: 10px;"| Acceleration |
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+ | |next=[[Panga TC]] |
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− | | style="width: 25px;"| 4,5 m/s² |
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− | | style="width: 10px;"| Weight |
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− | | style="width: 25px;"| 1,40 Kg |
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− | | style="width: 10px;"| Drivetrain |
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− | | style="width: 25px;"| 4WD |
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− | | style="width: 20px;"| Unlock |
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− | | style="width: 20px;"| [[Championship|Silver Cup]] |
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− | </div> |
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== Performance == |
== Performance == |
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+ | Evil Weasel is an [[Electric]]-powered buggy with a [[4WD]] drivetrain, classified under the [[Advanced]] rating. The vehicle possesses good top speed, reaching at 36 mph (58 kph), which fares well in its rating. Being a buggy, Evil Weasel has good traction on the ground, being very stable when cornering. |
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+ | The vehicle however, possesses some flaws that limit its maneuverability. Gathering momentum at a coverage of only 1.95 m/s², Evil Weasel's acceleration is middling, only surpassing [[NY 54]], [[Splat]], and [[Groovster]]. The buggy's small lag on acceleration causes it to experience some difficulties climbing on uneven terrain. As a buggy, this impacts its off-road status. |
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− | The Evil Weasel is an Electric-powered buggy with a 4WD drivetrain, classified under the [[Cars#Advanced_cars|Advanced]] class. Overall, the Evil Weasel has good speed, but mediocre handling, with also a slight lag under acceleration. This buggy does not fare too well under off-road environments, despite its transmission being a Four-Wheel Drive. If the player can manage to control this car on the track, it can make for a decent competitor. |
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+ | Adding to the problem of maneuverability, Evil Weasel also suffers from a lackluster turning radius. Although certainly better than turning radius of [[Pole Poz]], Evil Weasel's turning radius is wide enough that it will be forced to slow down slightly in corners in most circumstances. Its weight is dubious at times, only being heavier than [[R6 Turbo]], occasionally becoming disoriented through [[Pickups]]. |
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+ | Overall, Evil Weasel has a good top speed and grip, but its potential is vexed with mediocre aspects of acceleration, weight, and cornering ability. |
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== Additional Information == |
== Additional Information == |
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* This car is not present in any of the various Re-Volt [[Demos|demos]]. |
* This car is not present in any of the various Re-Volt [[Demos|demos]]. |
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− | * The player needs to complete the Silver Cup championship and finish in first place to unlock this car. |
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− | * Evil Weasel is an Electric type car in the Advanced class with a 4WD drivetrain. |
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* Evil Weasel's top speed in the mode [[Junior RC]] is 38 kph and in Console, Arcade and Simulation 58 kph. |
* Evil Weasel's top speed in the mode [[Junior RC]] is 38 kph and in Console, Arcade and Simulation 58 kph. |
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+ | * A model named Zebra.lwo was found in the leaked Re-Volt source code, which is quite similar to Evil Weasel. By considering their similarities, [[Zebra]] was possibly the first concept of Evil Weasel. |
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− | * The car had the name 'Zebra' at the early development of the game. |
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+ | *Evil Weasel and [[RC Bandit]] are featured in [[Probe Entertainment|Probe Entertainment's]] [[Intro Sequence]], which also contained the company's mascot, the [[Probe UFO]]. |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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− | <gallery> |
+ | <gallery hideaddbutton=true> |
− | + | Evilweasel.jpg|Evil Weasel's box art. |
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+ | EvilWeaselStats.png|Evil Weasel's stats in the [[Car Selection Screen]]. |
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− | File:Zebracar.png|[[Zebra]], early concept of Evil Weasel by [[Paul Phippen]]. |
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+ | Rear flag.png|Rear quarter view of Evil Weasel. |
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+ | Zebracar.png|The possible Evil Weasel's first concept. Art by [[Paul Phippen]] from his website (also present in the game's [[gallery]]). |
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+ | Zebra lwo lightwave.png|Zebra.lwo as viewed in [[Lightwave 3D]]. |
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+ | Zebraft lightwave.png|Another angle of the model. |
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+ | Evil_(arcade_logo).png|Evil Weasel's [[Re-Volt (Arcade)|arcade]] logo. |
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+ | Gbc evil weasel.png|Evil Weasel in the car selection menu of the discontinued [[GBC port]] (wrong stats). |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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− | == |
+ | ==Navigation== |
+ | {{Navbox Car}} |
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+ | [[Category:Cars]] |
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− | [[Mouse|← Mouse]] | [[Panga TC|Panga TC →]] |
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− | [[Category: |
+ | [[Category:Standard Cars]] |
[[Category:Advanced Cars]] |
[[Category:Advanced Cars]] |
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+ | [[Category:Electric-Powered]] |
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+ | [[Category:Four-wheel Drive]] |
Revision as of 23:21, 21 April 2019
Evil Weasel is one of many selectable standard cars available in Re-Volt.
Performance
Evil Weasel is an Electric-powered buggy with a 4WD drivetrain, classified under the Advanced rating. The vehicle possesses good top speed, reaching at 36 mph (58 kph), which fares well in its rating. Being a buggy, Evil Weasel has good traction on the ground, being very stable when cornering.
The vehicle however, possesses some flaws that limit its maneuverability. Gathering momentum at a coverage of only 1.95 m/s², Evil Weasel's acceleration is middling, only surpassing NY 54, Splat, and Groovster. The buggy's small lag on acceleration causes it to experience some difficulties climbing on uneven terrain. As a buggy, this impacts its off-road status.
Adding to the problem of maneuverability, Evil Weasel also suffers from a lackluster turning radius. Although certainly better than turning radius of Pole Poz, Evil Weasel's turning radius is wide enough that it will be forced to slow down slightly in corners in most circumstances. Its weight is dubious at times, only being heavier than R6 Turbo, occasionally becoming disoriented through Pickups.
Overall, Evil Weasel has a good top speed and grip, but its potential is vexed with mediocre aspects of acceleration, weight, and cornering ability.
Additional Information
- This car is not present in any of the various Re-Volt demos.
- Its folder name possibly refers to the flag design on the car's body.
- Evil Weasel's top speed in the mode Junior RC is 38 kph and in Console, Arcade and Simulation 58 kph.
- A model named Zebra.lwo was found in the leaked Re-Volt source code, which is quite similar to Evil Weasel. By considering their similarities, Zebra was possibly the first concept of Evil Weasel.
- Evil Weasel and RC Bandit are featured in Probe Entertainment's Intro Sequence, which also contained the company's mascot, the Probe UFO.