Four of Jug's songs are available with vocals on their Myspace profile. The soundtrack for the game was mostly performed by the unsigned thrash metal bands Jug (of Sunderland, UK) and Tuscan. Tracks/Bowls Destruction Derby 2 features 7 racing tracks and 4 demolition derby bowls. In this mode the object is to survive as long as possible. There is also a variation on the Destruction Derby mode called 'Total Destruction' where each of the other 19 cars will simply try to hit the player's car. Finally, theres the inevitable Destruction Derby mode which is loosely based on the real world demolition derby where the last car still running is the winner. Stock Car Racing is for those players wishing to focus on the checkered flag, though you can still use your car to persuade your way to first place.

Each hit to another car will yield a certain amount of points, bigger hits reward more points with the most points coming from spinning out an opponent or completely 'wreckin' their ride. In Wreckin' Racing, your goal is to deal out as much damage as you can to your opponents. Destruction Derby Bowl eventModes There are three modes to choose from: Wreckin' Racing, Stock Car Racing and Destruction Derby. Each has its strengths, the Rookie car is pretty easy to keep on the road but slow, Amateur is all around good at speed and handling and the Pro car is faster but a little loose in the handling department. Cars You'll find three cars to choose from, Rookie, Amateur and Pro.

A version for the Sega Saturn was also planned and developed, but never released. Destruction Derby 2 is a game released in 1996 for the Sony PlayStation and PC, developed by Reflections Interactive.

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