Careening over to your handheld with the addicting (?!) smell of burnt rubber, Namco Bandai and Electronic Arts' The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift has finally gone gold. Even more good news for racing fans: Namco Bandai has announced new features for the handheld title that's spun off from the PS2 version.
- Swap Meet - wirelessly trade your customized and tricked-out cars with your friends in a non-career mode
- Tuner Shop - offer a multi-grade oil change as a purchasable item to temporarily increase your cars' speed and performance
- Extras - unlockable content (pictures and media) from the movie and the real world of racing
Get your shiftsticks ready; we smell more screens coming in 3, 2, 1...
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Careening over to your handheld with the addicting (?!) smell of burnt rubber, The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift has finally gone gold. Even more good news for racing fans: Namco Bandai has announced new features for the handheld title that's spun off from the PS2 version.
- Swap Meet - wirelessly trade your customized and tricked-out cars with your friends in a non-career mode
- Tuner Shop - offer a multi-grade oil change as a purchasable item to temporarily increase your cars' speed and performance
- Extras - unlockable content (pictures and media) from the movie and the real world of racing
Get your shift sticks ready; more screens in 3, 2, 1...










