Ridge Racer for DS

Review: Don't listen to the Freshman, RR64 is Nintendo's finest racer! Sure the graphics aren't as good as the "Fun Machine's" best, and the classic Ridge Racer announcer is still annoying, AND the default controls are weird - RR64 is still awesome! First...

Review: When Ridge Racer 64 first appeared at E3, the game was clumsy, unwieldy, and almost unplayable. It cast doubt over not only on the game, but also on first-time developers NSTC. (Namco had nothing to do with the game?s development.) When the game...

Review: Ridge Racer 64 is undoubtedly one of the best racing games that the N64 has to offer. Squeezed onto this cartridge is an amazing game waiting to be unleashed. The opening movie is just one of the amazing tasks that Nintendo's in house development...

Review: I am a big fan of racing games, and before I played RR64 I had pretty high expectations. I was really hoping for a realistic fast pace game, with great graphics. Onfortunatly, I was not completely satisfied.

If you have played this game you...

Review: From my point of view, I thought that Ridge Racer 64 for the Nitendo 64 was a very good game. From playing the playstation version of the different ridge racer series, I highly anticipated on the games release. The playstation version of rr was also...

Review: One of the most successful racing games is finally out for the N64! Namco is the company that made Ridge Racer 64 but it is officially a Nintendo product. Namco did a great job on this game the graphics are great and it is hours of fun. If you have...

The Bottom Line: Ridge Racer comes to the Nintendo 64 with surprisingly good results. Even though the game was not programmed by Namco, it's still got that all-important Ridge Racer feel.

Review: Ridge Racer is a franchise that is most associated with Sony and its PlayStation consoles. Namco readied the first Ridge Racer title for the PlayStation launch back in 1995, and has delivered three more Ridge Racer games for the PlayStation (Ridge...

Review: First thing, why is the picture of Revolt? This is about Ridge Racer 64, not revolt... Well anyway, Ridge Racer is no mere port of the Playstation game. Heck, its almost 3 games in one- you can adjust the drift and car collision to match those of...

The Bottom Line: This is a low end unit, but does not deliver as promised. So in this case, even though you didn't pay that much, you don't get what you paid for.

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I have owned this router for about 2.5 years now. I paid about $40 US for it which is a great price, but after discovering its limitations I would be willing to pay quite a bit more to purchase a router that...

The Bottom Line: Given a choice between a DS or a PSP Ridge Racer title, go for the PSP version. Ridge Racer DS is nothing more than a port with touchscreen support.

Review: When you fire up the Ridge Racer DS game card, you can't help but get the feeling like you've played this game before. Chances are, if you've played Ridge Racer 64 back in 2000, then you're right. Ridge Racer Ds is basically a straight port of Ridge...