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==Staffs == | ==Staffs == | ||
{{ForSubpage|list of the Pit Crew team in game|Pit Crew}} | {{ForSubpage|list of the Pit Crew team in game|Pit Crew}} | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery == | ||
{{ForSubpage|image gallery|The World of Cars Online/Gallery}} | {{ForSubpage|image gallery|The World of Cars Online/Gallery}} | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The website domain was registered to Disney around March, 2008. | * The website domain was registered to Disney around March, 2008. | ||
*In summer of 2011, the game was updated for ''[[Cars 2]]''. Some of these updates included a [[World Grand Prix]] party, adding hidden spy-gadget shops around Radiator Springs, updating Lightning's paint job, adding Francesco and removing Doc from the game. Before the update, Doc raced in [[Carburetor County Speedway]] and [[Willy's Butte Rally]], but after the update he was replaced by [[Sally]] and [[Sarge]], respectively. | *In summer of 2011, the game was updated for ''[[Cars 2]]''. Some of these updates included a [[World Grand Prix]] party, adding hidden spy-gadget shops around Radiator Springs, updating Lightning's paint job, adding Francesco and removing Doc from the game. Before the update, Doc raced in [[Carburetor County Speedway]] and [[Willy's Butte Rally]], but after the update he was replaced by [[Sally]] and [[Sarge]], respectively. | ||
*Red could be seen driving from Radiator Springs to Redhood Valley, and Doc could be seen driving from Radiator Springs to Willy's Butte and Redhood Valley. In Doc's case, this happened until he was removed from the game. | *Red could be seen driving from Radiator Springs to Redhood Valley, and Doc could be seen driving from Radiator Springs to Willy's Butte and Redhood Valley. In Doc's case, this happened until he was removed from the game. | ||
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*5 months after the game closure, there was another game called [[Cars Land Racers]], which used the same technology. However, it only lasted one year. | *5 months after the game closure, there was another game called [[Cars Land Racers]], which used the same technology. However, it only lasted one year. | ||
*According to a developer in a interview, the game costed $10 million budget to make. | *According to a developer in a interview, the game costed $10 million budget to make. | ||
*All the file names about the closure of the game include the word ''sunset'', meaning the game was gonna "drive into the sunset". | * All the file names about the closure of the game include the word ''sunset'', meaning the game was gonna "drive into the sunset". | ||
*In the DS version of [[Cars 2: The Video Game]], if you try to select the World of Cars Online option in the menu: In all but the english language, a message saying the game is currently unavailable in your language will appear. In the english version, the message will change to the servers are not available at the moment. In the Japanese version the World of Cars Online option doesn't exists. | *In the DS version of [[Cars 2: The Video Game]], if you try to select the World of Cars Online option in the menu: In all but the english language, a message saying the game is currently unavailable in your language will appear. In the english version, the message will change to the servers are not available at the moment. In the Japanese version the World of Cars Online option doesn't exists. | ||
*In April 2023, a Reddit user scraped the Disney CDN and had gotten all the data, including the client for the game, which was shared publicly. | *In April 2023, a Reddit user scraped the Disney CDN and had gotten all the data, including the client for the game, which was shared publicly. | ||
