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There’s nothing particularly wrong with Ridge Racer – it’s priced low and that’s clearly advantageous – but there’s also nothing especially new or smart aside from the global score thing, which nicely pits teams against each other in the menus but doesn’t really carry this through onto the tarmac. It’s a shame the thing doesn’t clip around at sixty, but this is a title that has evidently been rushed out for launch and thus hopefully the next iteration will have the time it needs to cook a little more.
RIDGE RACER PS VITA CARS PATCH
Indeed, credits also add to the attraction, allowing for purchases of additional components and customisation for your cars – filling all three such slots with enhancements can make a big difference to your times.Īlso, whilst the tracks presented on day one are old, they’re good ones, and a patch issued yesterday locks the previously scatty framerate at a solid thirty, providing a much needed smoothness to a game that, in its credit, actually looks pretty good. It feels a little like Gran Turismo PSP’s Arcade Mode, ultimately a little limited but fun enough for the casual player, with the promise of an RPG-esque leveling system providing the hook for the hardcore.
Rather than the usual career mode that Namco put out in their flagship racer, this Vita version sees you dip in and out of online races, time trials and single events at leisure, racking up points for your chosen team (from four) and thus contributing to a greater, global tally. That said, there’s a certain charm to how this latest Ridge is composed and constructed. Not least of all because the initial bundle – three tracks and five cars – is nothing but frugal for the £20 entry price, even if that does also entitle you to the first few batches of DLC if you buy the game early. Namco’s business model might be sound – sell the game off cheap and add in DLC along the way – but it’s unproven, and, in a game like Ridge Racer, feels a little disingenuous.
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