According to your rank at the end of the race, you win a certain number of points. The Elite Race is the last of the six event and is championship that goes on through the entire Season Mode. Winning each event nets you credits and once you have enough credits you unlock the Elite Race. In each episode, you have to complete to move on (see Race Types). Season mode is the game's 'story' mode and is divided into 12 different episodes. The game also has the BRTV (Black Rock TV) logo on the top right corner of the screen. At the end of each episode, the game gives you a short promo of the next one while the 'fake' credits roll. The game pitches the show as a massively popular one that'll be watched by billions.Īs to keep with the illusion that you're taking part in a TV show, the game is split up into 12 different episodes each with their own theme.

The game's tutorial is a casting call where you must qualify for the show and the game's opening cinematic shows you the different sets being made. The player races around a 'fake' made for TV city that is rigged with explosives. The game is also known as Split/Second Velocity in other regions of the world (like Europe).

The player must qualify to appear in the next 'episode', and finally to become the 'season' champion.

Spit/Second is a racing game based on a fictional reality show for stunt drivers inspired by the explosive styling of Michael Bay and Jerry Bruckheimer.

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