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This reproduction appears as the Lethal Joke Character in Ridge Racers 2.

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note They are also known for creating a real-life reproduction of the Soldat Raggio, the cover car of the PSP releases. A pachislot Role-Playing Game developed by Yamasa. Pachislot Ridge Racer (2008), for PlayStation 2.

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One of the few PS3 games to run at 1080p and 60 FPS note Even Wipeout HD, which claims it can, cheats by adjusting the resolution when things get too hectic. Ridge Racer 7 (2006), for PlayStation 3 (launch title) - Allowed complete customization of vehicles from body kits to engine parts and paint jobs.Ridge Racer (s) 2 (PSP) (2006), for PlayStation Portable.A related Mascot Racer with its own page. Pac-Man World Rally (2006), for PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation Portable, and Microsoft Windows.Ridge Racer 6 (2005), for Xbox 360 (launch title).

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Ridge Racer (s) (PSP) (2004 - Japan, 2005 - USA/EU), for PlayStation Portable mixed new vehicles with tracks from the previous games.

Critical Velocity (2005 - Japan), for PlayStation 2 plot-based action-adventure, Wide-Open Sandbox driving game.

Ridge Racer DS (2004 - USA, 2005 - EU), for Nintendo DS a port of Ridge Racer 64.

R: Racing Evolution (2003 - Japan, 2004 USA/EU), for PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube and Xbox.

Ridge Racer V: Arcade Battle (2001 - Japan) for arcades.

Ridge Racer V (2000), for PlayStation 2 (launch title).

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Unlike the other entries, it was developed by Nintendo Software Technology instead of Namco, and never officially released in Japan. Ridge Racer 64 (2000), for Nintendo 64 features tracks from Ridge Racer and Ridge Racer 2 and its very own set of desert tracks exclusive to the N64.R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 (1998 - Japan, 1999 - USA/EU), for PlayStation.

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Rage Racer (1996 - Japan, 1997 - USA/EU), for PlayStation considered the third installment of the series and the first to be made solely for console.

Rave Racer (1995 - worldwide) for arcades.

Ridge Racer Revolution (1995 - Japan, 1996 - USA/EU), for PlayStation.

Ridge Racer 2 (1994 - worldwide) for arcades.

Ridge Racer (1993 - worldwide PS port 1994 - Japan, 1995 - USA/EU), for arcades and the PlayStation (launch title).

The mascot of the series is the fictional idol character Reiko Nagase, who occasionally cameos in Namco's other games. Unbounded toned down the drifting in favor of large-scale destruction. Starting with the PlayStation Portable games, Ridge Racer began to focus on flashy, hyper-unrealistic drifting braking is made obsolete as the game locks you to the track when drifting. Even the soundtrack is made in-house, atypically for racing games. Ridge Racer takes place in its own fictional universe, dubbed "Ridge City", complete with its own fictional line of cars and in-game brands (many of which are named after other Namco games).

An eighth game, dubbed Ridge Racer Unbounded, was released in 2012 and developed by Bugbear Entertainment (developers of the first two FlatOut games). So far, seven official games have been released, mostly on the PlayStation. It's become a tradition for a new PlayStation console to have a new Ridge Racer game as a launch title, and the 3DS, DS and Xbox 360 were launched with one as well. They found greater popularity on the PlayStation, where the first Ridge Racer game was announced as a launch title, owing much of its success to its emphasis on fast-paced racing over super-realism. Ridge Racer is a series of racing games created by Namco and initially released in arcades in 1993. That includes sword-fighting action Altair Breaker, co-op Japanese steampunk adventure The Tale of Onogoro, rhythm game Kizuna AI - Touch The Beat!, investigation game Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate from the creators of Tokyo Chronos, and multiplayer tactical shooter X8.įor more on PSVR2, check out our guide on everything you need to know.- Then- Sony Computer Entertainment president (later president and CEO of its parent company) Kaz Hirai at E3 2006 Other games from Japanese studios are also included in the PlayStation Blog. Once again, players will be tasked with matching fireworks, but the headset and controller should make for a more immersive experience by aiming at fireworks directly and triggering them with haptic feedback.Ī replay mode will be available in addition to the single-player mode.įantavision 202X will release on 22nd February 2023, the same day as PSVR2. Playstation VR2 New Release Announcements - Ian's VR CornerĪs revealed on the PlayStation Blog, this new game is being developed and published by Cosmo Machia Inc. Now it's set to return as Fantavision 202X as a launch title for Sony's next VR headset. Japan Studio's PS2 classic puzzle game Fantavision will return next year on PSVR2.Ī launch game for the console, it involves matching coloured fireworks and exploding them in chains for a long combo - and impressive display.