Game Daily has posted their hands on impressions of Ridge Racer 6 on Xbox Live. They give it the thumbs up, more or less, and as this is the first Ridge Racer game to have an online component, it is not like there is much to compare it to (Ridge Racer wise). The game does not offer a four-player setup like Ridge Racer 64, but the online portion more than makes up for it, apparently.
Ridge Racer 6 is looking to continue the ongoing legacy of Namco’s arcade racing series with style, and, thus far, it’s a very good contender for those lucky enough to score a system with next week’s launch. The good folks at Namco managed to show us a new build of the game, complete with flowing graphic details, a steady frame rate, vivid track designs, and a few unlockable goodies that are so noteworthy, we can’t even reveal the details as to waht you’ll find. Let’s just say that, being a Namco product, you can expect a familiar name to reappear.
Read the full review [here]
Game Daily has posted their hands on impressions of Ridge Racer 6 on Xbox Live. They give it the thumbs up, more or less, and as this is the first Ridge Racer game to have an online component, it is not like there is much to compare it to (Ridge Racer wise). The game does not offer a four-player setup like Ridge Racer 64, but the online portion more than makes up for it, apparently.
Ridge Racer 6 is looking to continue the ongoing legacy of Namco’s arcade racing series with style, and, thus far, it’s a very good contender for those lucky enough to score a system with next week’s launch. The good folks at Namco managed to show us a new build of the game, complete with flowing graphic details, a steady frame rate, vivid track designs, and a few unlockable goodies that are so noteworthy, we can’t even reveal the details as to waht you’ll find. Let’s just say that, being a Namco product, you can expect a familiar name to reappear.
Read the full review [here]
