Rage Racer (PS)

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Johnston, Chris (May 9, 1997). "Namco Set to Rage [date mislabeled as "April 26, 2000"]". GameSpot. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on January 28, 1999 . Retrieved July 25, 2021. We’re combining both Ridge Racers games on the PSP into one entry here because they really are quite similar. These days, the sequel’s existence basically invalidates the first — it’s Ridge Racers with more content — but it’s the earlier game you would’ve played on PSP launch day.

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It may be possible that she drives the yellow street-legal Assoluto Fatalita that she was sitting on in the intro movie of Ridge Racer (PSP). Another is that she might have been the driver of the Soldat Raggio as well (but the Raggio driving towards her during the ending of the intro movie may suggest otherwise). Visually the game takes a different approach compared to the previous PlayStation titles. The game looks more realistic and has a darker colour scheme, it takes a lot of this from the arcade game in the Ridge Racer series, Rave Racer. For the first time before Gran Turismo, Rage Racer introduces a brand new advanced singleplayer career system which uses credits that player can get credits after winning race then it can be used to buy cars, upgrading cars and so on.

R: Racing Evolution (2003) was released for the GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox, serving as a spin-off of the franchise. The European release was titled R: Racing and published by Nintendo. It includes over 33 licensed vehicles from real-world car manufacturers, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans and Super GT. The game also has a story mode. Some releases of the GameCube version include Pac-Man Vs. as a free bonus. In subsequent releases, she reprises her role as a race queen, except for Ridge Racer Draw & Drift , where she acts as a race manager. Ridge City · Ridge State · Shatter Bay · Real Racing Roots · UFRA · Reiko Nagase · Enki Gilbert · Shinji Yazaki · Sophie Cavalier · Robert Chrisman · Ai Fukami · Rena Hayami · Gina Cavalli · Stephan Garnier · Kara Shindo

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The 2011 Vita title was negatively received for various reasons, whilst the latest console game, Ridge Racer Unbounded, was marked with a departure from the drifting style and mechanics of what the series is known for, experimenting with a more destructive style similar to the Burnout series, although Ridge Racer 3D, a launch title for the 3DS, was better received compared to Vita and Unbounded. The game was never as popular as its previous main titles and never had a Japanese release either.