That looks excellent Nakamura. Since it's got RPG elements, how much Japanese language do you have to wade through to your upgrade your motor etc?
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Upgrading is very simple, the easiest part in fact. All you do is buy parts and clip them in available spaces. The higher level your engine, chassis or body, the more mods you can make.
You can mix and match all types of parts. For example, I have a SW20 MR2 chassis and body with a VG series engine from a Nissan 300zx. Them I bolted on a super charger and some other mods.
Modding verges on fantasy at times but it's really well designed. Torque, weight, brakes etc all make real differences to gameplay.
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Me too. Hammered it in the arcade on a holiday to Japan and subsequently in London and spent an untold amount of money. The UK version of the cab was hampered significantly by the loss of the fun and addictive online mode though unfortunately.
It takes a beating from people for supposedly not being as good as Special Stage on PS2 because the cars 'auto drift'. The drift model is certainly much easier to control than in the PS1 and PS2 titles but for me ID always 'auto drifted' - you literally just push the stick in a direction to drift.
My impressions of it are literally from 5 - 6 years ago though so I'll have to give it another try. Genki have brand new Best versions for about ?25.
The PS1 game is actually a nice title, I enjoy it. It's one of those PS1 racers where I find it much easier with the NegCon due to a lack of compatibility with the analog stick pad.
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Originally posted by Arashikage View PostI've been playing Final Fight Guy on the SFC and it's only reminded me to play the arcade version more.Last edited by Leon Retro; 30-04-2015, 00:19.
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