Suddard Kart

Created for various consoles in the mid nineties, Suddard Kart took the world by storm. Combining fast game play with stunning visuals, it set a marker for future video games in the Suddard franchise such as Suddard Kombat and Suddardy Tetris. It was also a model for the award winning video game Old Man Suddard: Quest for the Golden Horton. Suddard Kart featured the return of Lynch the turtle as well as other favourites from the animated series, Wangki Wizard and General Girth.

From 1997 to 1998, the game was temporarily banned in three countries due to what was called "Extremely graphic material and nudity for a PG game." After a long running legal battle, the game was eventually brought back on the market but renamed as Sud Racing.

Since 2001, the game has been remastered and relaunched in a "Phoenix edition" which featured a limited edition golden foil Suddard card from the collectible trading card game.

Trivia

The music used in this game was taken from the soundtrack of Suddard 4: Suddard Impact. The song, "Reeeeaaal good" by Mucky Streaks and the Jobbers can be heard multiple times throughout the levels, most noticeable in the final boss race against Deep sea pirate Suddard.

A secret unlockable car based on Benji Handslam's car from the novel, "Suddard de la muerte" can be found if the player collects 200 knife points in the moon race level.

Suddard himself is playable in this game in over twenty forms including his Banjo Suddard skin, his librarian skin and a skin where he wears nothing but a hat.