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Message: [QUOTE="ElysiumGD, post: 12160, member: 33395"] Despite the fact that I was pretty much born into the 7th/8th console generation (my first console game was Need For Speed Most Wanted '12), I've started taken an interest in older games, especially older racing games like the Black Box-era NFS games, Burnout, Midnight Club & Tokyo Xtreme Racer, the latter of which is my main focus atm as I'm playing thru some of them on PCSX2. I play newer games when I feel like it, but by in large most of my time is spent playing older games. I never really have a favourite anything, but if I had to think one of one game right now, it would be [B]Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift 2[/B], known as [B]Kaido Battle: Touge No Densetsu[/B] in Japan. For a game released in 2005 by a relatively small developer, it has an impressive amount of depth, from sponsor sticker placements influencing the amount of money you'll get from said sponsors to a dozen or so mountain pass & rally courses, solid car list, different event types & a day/night cycle very similar to what Need For Speed Heat & Unbound would implement; sanctioned events at day, high-stakes rivalries by night, albeit without cops or an open world. It's a long game as well, only finished it last weekend. I would recommend it for anyone who wants to get into other Japanese racing games other than Gran Turismo. [/QUOTE]

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