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7/5/2025, 10:11:12 PM
>>11840416
>this. But RR 64 has more tracks if thats what you want
I actually did own Ridge Racer 64 for the N64, as well as the expansion pak. Overall, I think NST did a good job mashing together the arcade Ridge Racer and Ridge Racer Revolution into one game. The Revolution courses get a Washington state make over visually. Just having both those sets of courses is still quite a bit of content for a Ridge Racer game. NST ads their own set of courses called Renegade. I was always on the fence when it comes to these ones. I'm not sure if Namco handed NST off these course designs, or if NST made them. Renegade feels like a b-tier offering in comparison to the other courses. Usually the arcade courses are the best designed tracks in thee types of games; because the extended play testing and tweaking. The console bonus tracks generally feel mush less polished and added for subsequent content.
>this. But RR 64 has more tracks if thats what you want
I actually did own Ridge Racer 64 for the N64, as well as the expansion pak. Overall, I think NST did a good job mashing together the arcade Ridge Racer and Ridge Racer Revolution into one game. The Revolution courses get a Washington state make over visually. Just having both those sets of courses is still quite a bit of content for a Ridge Racer game. NST ads their own set of courses called Renegade. I was always on the fence when it comes to these ones. I'm not sure if Namco handed NST off these course designs, or if NST made them. Renegade feels like a b-tier offering in comparison to the other courses. Usually the arcade courses are the best designed tracks in thee types of games; because the extended play testing and tweaking. The console bonus tracks generally feel mush less polished and added for subsequent content.
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