Three tracks wasn’t much back in the heady PlayStation days ( The Need for Speed soon doubled the number) and it’s an even less impressive selection now.
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Those fake racers will be choking on digital fumes for the remainder of the race because Ridge Racer is for the most part a fairly simple game.Īt launch, Ridge Racer comes with a grand total of three tracks, like the very first game in the long-running series of arcade racing titles. Usually, I will pass any opponents by the end of the first lap. I will drift around bends, filling my nitrous kit with energy, and sometimes I will boost like a crazy fool.
I should have revved the engine more.Īfter that inauspicious start to my racing day, I will go on to race three laps that consist of gradual turns and the occasional sharper corner. Besides, I can’t curse too loudly because the race’s sloppy opening is no one’s fault but my own. “No crap,” I mutter, censoring myself because I’m afraid of the neighbor hearing me say anything more through the paper-thin walls in the apartment complex where I’m playing the game. “It’s too early to call this race,” the announcer enthusiastically tells me as my car limps forward from the starting line and my AI competitor’s car roars into the distance.
"In Ridge Racer, though, none of the tracks-even the two bonus ones-include more than a few corners that you might call “sharp.” Old Town, one of the added tracks, includes a single ‘S’ curve near its conclusion that is an example of the sort of thing that should have been more common throughout the game."
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