Ridge Racer 2 (2006)
Genres:Racing
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Ridge Racer 2, released in Japan as Ridge Racers 2 (リッジレーサーズ2 Rijji Rēsāzu Tsu), is an arcade-style racing game developed by Namco Bandai Games for the PlayStation Portable hand-held console, marking the 14th release in the acclaimed Ridge Racer series and also the sequel to the PSP launch title Ridge Racer. It saw release in Japan on 14 September 2006, followed by its 13 October European launch and 19 October release in Australia. Unlike its predecessor a North American release for the title was absent.Show more
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Started in 1998, the franchise has been a critical and commercial success and is generally acknowledged as a pioneer of realistic rally sports racing games. The series is named after the World Rally Championship driver Colin McRae, who provided technical advice during development.
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F1 ROC: Race of ChampionsStrap yourself in the cockpit, step on the gas and take a turbo-charged ride through the high-speed world of Formula One racing with F1 900.
You’ll test your skill on the famed hairpins of Monte Carlo. Steel your nerves on the legendary straights of Monza. Race to win on a total of 16 thrilling international courses.
Best of all, you can customize your racer millions of different ways.
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TrackMania UnitedTrackMania is the most entertaining car racing game ever. Millions of players play it in single or multiplayer modes. TrackMania United Forever is the ultimate TrackMania edition thanks to the numerous additions and innovations it has to offer. This version brings together all the environments of the series and comes with a huge, enriched single-player campaign including 4 different modes and 420 progressively difficult tracks.
Drive at mind-blowing speed on today's most spectacular tracks. Soaring jumps, loops, hairpin bends, turbo boosts, track-breakers, rails and ramps...every track delivers a new and intense experience, offering sensational gaming across single and multiplayer modes.
Features:
4 single player modes (Race, Platform, Stunt and Puzzle) on 420 spectacular progressively challenging tracks.
7 types of vehicles offering different gameplay and driving experiences in 7 TrackMania environments - of which one, Stadium, is compatible with the free game, TrackMania Nations Forever
Solo and team based multiplayer modes. Join millions of players online on the TrackMania servers.
A spectacular graphics update for the three historic environments (Desert, Snow and Rally.
Integrated peer-to-peer sharing system to showcase all of your customizations with your opponents (modified vehicles, avatar...).
Earn "Coppers", the virtual currency of TrackMania players, by winning medals in solo mode or by trading your TrackMania creations with other players (cars, skins, tracks, videos...)
Official rankings in solo and multiplayer. In solo play, along with earning medals for great racing, you can participate in official rankings by recording your best times on the game's tracks.
Create your own tracks, vehicles and videos with the TrackMania editors, paint shop and movie studio!
Continue with all your data from TrackMania Nations Forever, including medals, ladder positions, scores, and friends.
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