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Ridge Racer 6 scans
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Ridge Racer V had the smoothest feeling drifts in the whole series. In all the Ridge Racers before it, you would just snap into a drift and then snap right back out of it whenever you wanted. RRV's simply felt right. It's definitly my favorite in the series just for the drifting alone.
More RR6 details....
RR6 at IGN
RR6 at IGN
WHOAguitarninja
Member
Doesn't really look that impressive to me. Looks clean, but not overly stunning. Am I missing something, or is all the insanity just because it's ridge racer?
WhippinSean said:
I'M HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I took a nap, woke up, made love to my GF, came to work and broke out my laptop to this.....
Jonnyram said:
*BLOWS LOAD*
Johnny's ram....I want to turn gay, bring you flowers and make hot, steamy donky sex to you right now!!!!! Thanks so much for posting these scans!!!!!!!!
OMFG OMFG OMFG OMFG OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*unsnaps firearm holster*
I'm seriously thinking about doing it guys....this is too much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best game......
E--E--E--E--E--E--V--V--V--V--E--R--R--R-R--R--R!!!!!
Do you guys HONESTLY think PGR3 looks as good as this game????? STAY OFF THE FUCKING DRUGS!!!!!! This takes a giant shit from MARS all over PGR3!!!!!!!!!!
NOVEMBER CAN'T CUM SOON ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just printed out those scans and stapled them to my cock!!!! I bullshit you NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RR6 = WHIPPENSEAN, KLEE, FIGHT FOR FREEDOM, XEXEX, OURUMOV, KAJIMA AND ISAMU ONLINE AND DRIFTING IN HARMONY THROUGH UPGRADED RAGE AND RAVE RACER TRACKS = HOT STEAMY, BRUTAL, VIOLENT, RAGING, THUNDEROUS KANGAROO SEX ONTOP OF THE MUTHAFUCKEN EMPIRE STATE BUILDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
October 6, 2005 - Ridge Racer 6 will join Need For Speed as the two big launch racers for the Xbox 360 later this year, oddly mirroring the PSP launch. As with the PSP version, Namco seems to be giving this first next generation RR game its full attention, with all the modes, cars and tracks you could want from a launch title. This from the latest issue of Famitsu.
Namco is working on a bunch of game modes for RR6, all accessible via the slick interface we've come to expect from the series. The main mode of play is called World Explorer, and accessing this mode opens up options for Global Time Attack, Single Race, Online Battle, Multi Battle, Options, Garage and Save/Load. World Explorer takes place in a world called "Ridge Universe," where more than 230 races await. The races are accessed on a massive flow chart. You're free to construct your own race tour, selecting the order of multiple courses or, for those who like to keep things simple, choosing just a single course.
In all, the game will have 30 courses -- the most ever for the series. Famitsu introduces five new courses that are being prepared for the game: Harborline 765 (4.167km), Southbay Docks (5.694km), Highland Cliffs (6.377km), Crossbay Tunnel (7.149km) and Surfside Resort (3.527km).
Courses aren't the only area of the game getting attention. Namco is also adding a bunch of new cars to the Ridge Racer franchise with part 6. The game will feature over 130 cars, including Meltfire, a new sports car, and Hijack, a new next generation sports car.
Reiko Nagase is back for spokesperson duties, and she looks easier than ever. Here's her updated profile: Birthplace, Tokyo; Height, 165cm; Weight, 48kg; Three sizes, 85/58/86; Foot size, 23cm; Blood type, A. Reiko is said to be good at swimming. She likes driving and making soufflés, and on her days off, she enjoys driving with her (most likely hot) sister and scuba diving. Her favorite foods are minestrone and potato chips (???), and she seems to love Namco games, as she lists Pacman and We Love Katamari as her favorite games. In the future, she hopes to become an astronaut.
It seems that Nagase will have a greater role in the game this time around. Apparently, once you've cleared certain conditions, she'll send you letters!
Development on Ridge Racer 6 is being headed up by series veterans Hideo Teramoto (producer) and Masaya Kobayashi (director). Commenting to the magazine, Kobayashi reveals that team Ridge Racer is aiming for 60 frames per second in the final build -- something we've come to expect from the series. Teramoto states that he wants to convey the same style of drift mechanics we've seen in previous entries.
Xbox Live play will make it into the title, as suggested by the above mode list, but Teramoto is not willing to commit just yet on how many players will be able to race Online. He hopes to push the game as far as possible in this regard and allow for the maximum number of possible players to race Online together. He also mentions that the game's Global Time Attack mode, where you race against the times of racers throughout the world. This is the mode that he most enjoys, he admits.
Moving on to gameplay specifics, Kobayashi hints that we can expect some changes to the nitro system, resulting in greater opportunity for strategy and a better feel. Enemy AI has been improved, and on top of that, due to the greater number of cars on screen, you'll have to aim for openings in the road. The TGS version didn't have any traffic, so hearing that the final version will have lots of opponent cars has us excited.
Ridge Racer 6 is listed as 80% complete in Famitsu and is scheduled to launch with the X360 in Japan on 12/10.
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This game in mine....
Namco is working on a bunch of game modes for RR6, all accessible via the slick interface we've come to expect from the series. The main mode of play is called World Explorer, and accessing this mode opens up options for Global Time Attack, Single Race, Online Battle, Multi Battle, Options, Garage and Save/Load. World Explorer takes place in a world called "Ridge Universe," where more than 230 races await. The races are accessed on a massive flow chart. You're free to construct your own race tour, selecting the order of multiple courses or, for those who like to keep things simple, choosing just a single course.
In all, the game will have 30 courses -- the most ever for the series. Famitsu introduces five new courses that are being prepared for the game: Harborline 765 (4.167km), Southbay Docks (5.694km), Highland Cliffs (6.377km), Crossbay Tunnel (7.149km) and Surfside Resort (3.527km).
Courses aren't the only area of the game getting attention. Namco is also adding a bunch of new cars to the Ridge Racer franchise with part 6. The game will feature over 130 cars, including Meltfire, a new sports car, and Hijack, a new next generation sports car.
Reiko Nagase is back for spokesperson duties, and she looks easier than ever. Here's her updated profile: Birthplace, Tokyo; Height, 165cm; Weight, 48kg; Three sizes, 85/58/86; Foot size, 23cm; Blood type, A. Reiko is said to be good at swimming. She likes driving and making soufflés, and on her days off, she enjoys driving with her (most likely hot) sister and scuba diving. Her favorite foods are minestrone and potato chips (???), and she seems to love Namco games, as she lists Pacman and We Love Katamari as her favorite games. In the future, she hopes to become an astronaut.
It seems that Nagase will have a greater role in the game this time around. Apparently, once you've cleared certain conditions, she'll send you letters!
Development on Ridge Racer 6 is being headed up by series veterans Hideo Teramoto (producer) and Masaya Kobayashi (director). Commenting to the magazine, Kobayashi reveals that team Ridge Racer is aiming for 60 frames per second in the final build -- something we've come to expect from the series. Teramoto states that he wants to convey the same style of drift mechanics we've seen in previous entries.
Xbox Live play will make it into the title, as suggested by the above mode list, but Teramoto is not willing to commit just yet on how many players will be able to race Online. He hopes to push the game as far as possible in this regard and allow for the maximum number of possible players to race Online together. He also mentions that the game's Global Time Attack mode, where you race against the times of racers throughout the world. This is the mode that he most enjoys, he admits.
Moving on to gameplay specifics, Kobayashi hints that we can expect some changes to the nitro system, resulting in greater opportunity for strategy and a better feel. Enemy AI has been improved, and on top of that, due to the greater number of cars on screen, you'll have to aim for openings in the road. The TGS version didn't have any traffic, so hearing that the final version will have lots of opponent cars has us excited.
Ridge Racer 6 is listed as 80% complete in Famitsu and is scheduled to launch with the X360 in Japan on 12/10.
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This game in mine....
Suikoguy
I whinny my fervor lowly, for his length is not as great as those of the Hylian war stallions
Dezcom said:I'm not familiar on the turn-around time on article-to-printing for Famitsu but it probably depends on when they wrote the feature, but even then Namco can work fast if the need arises.
Well, as much as i'd like 2 racers at launch, PGR3 will be enough for me for a couple months at least, i'd rather then put more time into it then rush it.
WhippinSean
Banned
Suicidal thoughts spinnin' all around my head as I just read a post on the other forum from a guy who said "OMG NAMCO TRUCKS IN A RIDGE RACER GAME?????? :livid" or something like that...
I replied and fucking owned the shit out of him by stating that the most famous truck in any racing game ever was found in Rage Racer, the green Lizard truck... FUCKING ASSHOLE!!
I replied and fucking owned the shit out of him by stating that the most famous truck in any racing game ever was found in Rage Racer, the green Lizard truck... FUCKING ASSHOLE!!
Companion Cube
Member
Ooh damn, Ridge Racer makes me buy new systems. 
Bitch, Imma cut you!
:lolisamu said:
Bitch, Imma cut you!
HomerSimpson-Man
Member
Finally the hotness that is Reiko Nagase returns!!
MightyHedgehog
Member
Wow! That list of bullet points for RR6 is mighty nice-sounding now...230 events, 130+ cars, 30+ courses...which might just be 15+ if they're counting reverse versions... Nice! I think I'll actually pick this up before PGR3.
Price Drop
Member
Best launch game ever.