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Perhaps the people over at Eutechnyx ran out of ways to actually allow your character to make money without coming off as a Grand Theft Auto clone.

Wait, say what? Isn't the objective of this game to make your car look more presentable? So how is it that you are rewarded with currency following a bunch of pre-planned traffic wrecks? You got me. No, there's always the extremely stupid but fun method of slamming your car into other people's vehicles. Roaming the streets isn't the only way to put green in your pocket. The mini-games throughout Pimp My Ride attempt to call themselves something different every time, but despite this they are pretty much just the same thing over and over again. Another of these short game sequences requires you to slowly drift your 'pimped' ride down the street so that a bunch of screaming teenagers can show of their clichГ©d reactions the more decorated your vehicle is, the more people will reward you. While you are strutting your stuff like a complete tool on the side of the street, the local citizens of Pimp City will shower you with coins and admiration based on your performance. These 'shows' are pretty much short, repetitive rhythm games that involve you moving the Wii-mote around and hitting buttons at a precise time. As you cruise around Pimp City looking for ways to make a quick buck (and yes the primary hub in the game is actually called Pimp City), you will notice that virtually every cash making scheme will involve you putting on a little show for the local street gangs. The title's premise is generally borrowed from the show, involving you getting enough money saved up to trick out your ride. Well, the answer would be a jumbled combination of the two, and let me tell you, they don't really go together. Could it be a car modeling simulation with some added sub-quests on the side? Perhaps a racing title with the free-roaming subjectivity found within Grand Theft Auto. Seriously, when you think about the program, you'd have to wonder just what ideas could spawn for a game based on a car customization show. Now, I can tell you what doesn't make for some good entertainment, and that is the Pimp My Ride video game. Sure, it may come off as a tad stereotypical or even cheesy at times, but it makes for some great entertainment. Whether it's to give their rust buckets a complete paintjob, a new engine, some nice decals on the side or dump a swimming pool in the trunk, it's a show that succeeds because of the personalities and reactions.

PIMP MY WII UPDATE

Featuring the antics of the bold rapper Xzibit, Pimp My Ride is all about a bunch of crazy characters helping poor, un-hip pedestrians update their crappy cars. For those who don't know, Pimp My Ride is probably MTV's most popular show and one of the biggest hits on television today.

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