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Message: [QUOTE="qw90700, post: 322351, member: 660650"] My favorites: - These days Auto Modellista getting so popular and became a PS2 racing game that was "hidden gem" and "underrated legend" for it's a CAPCOM game developed with anime graphics, has race track like Gran Turismo but you have more freedom to customize your car like classic bumper and whatnot change, install spoiler, decide on some skins but then you can even customize your garage by deciding what to put into it and what to hang onto your car. Unlike what today's people would think the game was popular for its time though, but perhaps some regions missed experiencing its greatness during such a time when other games were also popular. - Tokyo Xtreme Racer series. In its own way it's Japanese-style Need for Speed game but more leaning into Japanese way of street racing as in you hunt rivals on the road to race to them. If you watched the Wangan Midnight you pretty much can figure out how this series works with gameplay format and innovation in its own context. However it also has drifting series like the one called Kaito Racer 1 that you go to a meetin place to bet on your rival and agree on what kind of race you guys wanna do which pretty much works like the anime Initial D but not so simple as that. In this game you read about racing scene via forum format and as you build your legend people talk about you and even make a GF too lol!!! But my favorite feature is as you progress in the game you unlock sounds that you can use to produce your own music that you can listen to while you drift lol. - Test Drive Eve of Destruction. My favorite derby simulator game. Lots of fun game modes and even a detailed livery creation option to spray paint stuff on your car in whatever way you want!!! - Rumble Racing. Kinda 2nd game of the Nascar Rumble on PS1. The whole this series is about as you race you collect powerups that's are fun, and thus you attack to other cars. - Juiced series. It's more like another version of Need for Speed series that leans more into simulation of a street racing genre. [/QUOTE]

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