
Ridge Racer Tries a Career Mode, and It Mostly Works
Rage Racer, Namco's 1996 PlayStation racer, introduced the Ridge Racer series' credits system, class ladder and mascot Reiko Nagase. Our review.


Rage Racer, Namco's 1996 PlayStation racer, introduced the Ridge Racer series' credits system, class ladder and mascot Reiko Nagase. Our review.

Ridge Racer Type 4 review: the 2023 PlayStation port's rewind, quick save and split screen soften a clean, fast racer. Score: 8 of 10.

Ridge Racer on PS Vita launched in 2011 with four modes and a 7.6/10 critic score, carrying the series' drift legacy onto Sony's handheld.

Gran Turismo shipped 10.85 million copies, averaged 95 percent, and turned driving into a discipline. A retrospective review scoring it 8.3 of 10.

Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012) review: Criterion's Fairhaven open world, Ambush races and Autolog still drive hard, even if the single-player story doesn't.

Forza Horizon 2 took the Horizon Festival across France and Italy with dynamic weather, Bucket Lists and Car Meets — and it still holds up.

Forza Horizon 4 turned Britain into a shared open-world racer with weekly seasons, 750 cars, and a route creator — now delisted since 15 December 2024.

F1 2020 review: Codemasters' My Team mode, split screen and Stadia debut made it the studio's best Formula 1 game before EA bought it.

Snowboard Kids on Nintendo 64: nine odd courses, two item slots, and a 100-gold economy that make Atlus's 1997 racer smarter than its thin story.

Ridge Racer 64 brought Namco's arcade racer to Nintendo 64 in 2000 with 20 tracks, split screen, and a 2025 Nintendo Classics return.

Excitebike 64 brought six distinct riders, punishing jumps, hidden shortcuts and a wall of motocross brands to the Nintendo 64 in 2000.

Wipeout 64 review: Psygnosis's lone Nintendo 64 racer, rated 8.4/10 for analog control, four-player split-screen, and mirrored tracks.
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