Tokyo Xtreme Racer

very fun, its like the racing games at arcades but with progression that keeps you playing as well as the ease of being at home. i just wish there was more depth to the game, its very repetitive in how you progress.

Sieht aus wie auf dem Dreamcast, spielt sich wie auf dem Dreamcast. Passt!

This is a poor remake of a classic game. The AI are by far the worst part of the game (not great for a single player game) as it totally goes against the culture of the Midnight Club this game is based on. The AI steer into you as you overtake for no reason, the turn into you when overtaking other cars to stack you in the back of them, the damage they take compared to you is just wrong, they hit you and you lose SP so you hit them and again you lose the SP while they lose hardly any. The biggest insult to me was when I bought a Mitsi Eclipse to find there are no body kits for it! one of the most Iconic cars for modifications doesn't have a bumper or a wing mod.... pathetic. If this was a Remaster then the game would be fine, but its not, its a remake and its been done lazily, I was wow'd by the original game I played on Dreamcast, this one is great at first, but after that refund period is up you find it doesn't expand any further and the AI doesn't become harder it becomes deadly. At this rate the Midnight Club would have lasted less than a week before disbanding due to dangerous driving!

I love this game.

玩起来很上头！

Awesome game. Really a great addition to the series. PLAY IT!

Really like this game, sadly I only knew of, but did not play the older TXR's when I was younger, but after running the first one in ReDream, seems like its about the same, just better. One of the few examples of a studio just sticking with a good formula and building on it with intent and care. Good car selection, progression feels stable, not too grindy, not just getting things handed to you a la Forza. Handling is good, certainly unique to the game with the continuous high-speed driving. I especially appreciate the tire wear, coolant/oil temp and nitro that needs to be refilled either out the trunk of some rando at a parking area or back at the garage, no NFS-style refill while you drive. The touches of reality/sim elements to an otherwise arcade game can be a bit of a gamble, but i feel its executed well here. Customization is adequate. Nothing beats the concept of auto-scuplt still, but the selection of parts, vinyls and colors make it so its easy to create something unique. A bit more licensed bodykits would be cool, but I know how difficult it may be to find examples to properly measure/model, not to mention rights if the company still exists. As a amateur photographer, the camera is more advanced than i expected, and I've spent quite alot of time just taking good pictures while I'm out on a run. Modding scene is, somewhat sparse from a nexus POV, but whats there is pretty good with interesting changes available like dynamic day/night, sound mods, cars, stat adjustments etc. The AI is actually pretty decent to race, some AI are fodder as to be expected, but i find myself getting challenged enough that only for a brief time in the beginning did i feel like I could walk anything on the highway. Most of the time, at least at this stage of the game, i find races to still be a good mix and the difficulty scaling seems to be properly synced with what i have available to me to overcome it. Great job GenkiGoblins, now, MULTIPLAYER WHENNNNNNN!?!? You have so many players that play AC, CarX and others so that they can play with friends online, even though they are doing the same loop we're playing here. Getting MP in here, even as a private affair with no matchmaking would help keep some of that playerbase here longer, if thats what you'd like.