Same, I think that handling was quite slippery haha cause I drift then hit a wall and then will spin out. Yeah this is hard (maybe) to finish the race except if race in city would be easy
speaking of car anime racing games, initial d special stage (arcade stage 2)? edit: extreme stage (arcade stage 4) too, or any of the other arcade stages
@@possibly_ben There's Initial D Special Stage (Arcade Stage 2 port for the PS2), Street Stage (Arcade Stage 3 port for the PSP), and Extreme Stage (Arcade Stage 4 port for the PS3). He could just emulate the arcade versions, but only if he has a sim racing wheel to go with cuz using controller is shite tbh. Currently playing these games, it's so fun. Even if Extreme Stage has shitty physics, I got quite alot of laughs when playing the game soooooo yeahhhhh Edit: Forgot to mention the Wangan Midnight games. There's an arcade version, and PS2 and PSP versions (they're all different, but both are fun in their own way)
"FR CARS ARE GREAT FOR DRIFT BATTLES. ADD DRIFT TIRES AND AN LSD IF YOU WANT TO BUILD A DRIFT CAR" (LSD stands for "Limited Slip Differential") Kuru : "- Sure" 1:15 😂😂😂😂😂😂 1:43 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you're the best man, big love from France ♥
Remembered when I was 12 I mastered the drifting with a stock chevelle of all things. Also weight reduction in this game is mostly a bad idea since it makes it easier for the tires to spin under high power. Did this with the saleen mustang ang fc rx7, and they gripped better in corners
The Chevelle is actually the best drift car in this game & the drift physics were unreal! You actually had to put effort into mastering the skill, techniques & modify your car the right way to even win.
It's a cross of Initial D and Wangan Midnight. You got the Red Suns, the Speed Stars, and instead of racing up and down Mount Akina, you put as much horsepower into your car until it explodes
The driving aids are turned on by default, you need to go on options and disable them manually. That makes for a different and in my opinion more manageable drifting feel
I love the livery editor (despite it's clear limitations for PS2) for this. I just wish Namco didn't get so greedy with taking up so many spots I JUST WANT DISCOUNTS NAMCO, I DON'T WANT ZASALAMA THAT SPESIFICALLY.
Same, I playing the game since 2012 (maybe) and found the livery editor. For first time I think that is hard to apply this livery, but if I recently play the game may be easy to apply livery
Underappreciated game, absolutely lovely selection of cars, awesome customization with actual beloved, real aftermarket brands and parts from the likes of Fujita Engineering, C-West, Spoon Sports, Top Secret, VeilSide, to name a few. Interesting map and gameplay modes, I like how it merges both highway racing and touge racing into one thing, with a pretty funky sountrack to go along with it. Physics on this game and handling is not too bad once you get used to it and don't keep trying to wallride or "crash" your way into turns. This game really punishes you for crashing and I honestly kind of liked how it was gutsy to do that, means this is a game that actively pushes you to "git gud" instead of just letting you get away with bad driving. Though I do have to say the "magnetic" walls are kind of bullshit.
I grew up with this game, it was ahead (and still is in terms of customization) of its age. In the PAL version of the game you start the intro race with a Supra mk4 instead the nsx.
Something about this game's structure reminds me of Tokyo Xtreme Racer. The way you challenge others in the touge is basically straight out of TXR Kaido/Drift series. And now that makes me think that Kuru should try some TXR games. Zero, 3, Drift 2 and ITC could be pretty fun even if beating Drift 2 takes forever. Also TXR 2 can be a fun jank as all hell experience if you're willing to put up with its questionable coding and design decisions.
As a fan of TXR games, this 100% takes inspiration from them (kinda shitty driving physics included sadly). You have to clear the first Area on the Bayline where you can either go north to partake in more Highway battles, or head south for the Togue drift events. It's kinda neat it combines the two, there's clearly been a lot more cash splashed then usually found in Genki games (which makes sense that NAMCO with some help from F&F funded this). Honestly if they remade this then whatever the hell Crossroads was, multi-platnium (Asuming they focused on fixing the effects and driving physics but that's really all the game needs).
@@JinteiModding just exactly my thoughts, I'm baffled that Kuru actually had a nerve to say that this game handles like a mobile game, because every single mobile racers I knew and played myself handles amazing, unlike this game ever dreamed of
I remember having this on my psp back when the psp was still new. Man it was my most favorite at the time. I loved the customization of this game. It was pretty cool.
this game is actually pretty fun ya'll, i played this shit so much when i had my PS2. Fun fact : when you sell your car, you get your money back 100% (all the mods + car price), so you could just sell your car and buy another without money loss (unlike other games where your car + mods is like half the price lmao)
@ idk about "they do now" Crossroads is honestly just shit one of the worst games ever made Such a shame for the entire crew that made the effort to appear in this game
Physics were hard to master in this game but the car selections and aftermarket parts from this game is brilliant. Just the best tie in game from the movie. Side note: The last touge where you're going to face DK and Morimoto was shit with this physics tbh, better go against him with a stock car because it took me around 10 times or more the first time when I'm trying to beat them with a heavily tuned RX7 FD3S because of too much power was inside it.
I cheesed Morimoto by doing a doughnut on the second last turn before the finish (so long as you start a drift, the game doesn't care if you wind up doing a doughnut). DK honestly comes as kind of a pushover VS Mori.
Not gonna lie the handling in this game is weird to say the least, you have to set up cars for grip and drift separately and on top of that the physics of the different modes are also different, if set up correctly (took a lot of trial and error) cars are super grippy or super drifty and actually feel good to drive. Nice game though had a blast playing it on my ps2 back in the day.
This game is a mix up with Tokyo Xtreme Racer / Shutokou Battle and Kaido Battle / Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift or Kaido Racer. Even this has awful physics and really hard to drift but at least this game is better than Showdown and Crossroad.
You would end up better just playing TXR games, man (I, personally, replay TXR0, 3 and Drift 2 every year or two, and Drift 2 every time to 100%). FnF game gets a C+ because of atrocious handling model, because it uses the same horrible engine Pimp My Ride The Game had.
@@НикитаЛубин It does honestly everything I think a "Big Budget" TXR game would, except the physics (which, don't get me wrong TXR physics can be kinda bad but not THIS bad). It has it's charm, if you can deal with TXR jank then this can be gotten through little issue (especially on the Highway).
Yay, glad he got to play this. Think I recommended this last Marathon at the tail end of the uploads. My next suggestion would be Test Drive: Eve of Destruction/Driven to Destruction (the euro name). Basically the opposite of this, the physics are fantastic, the customization is piss poor, it takes place in America with a weird amount of Foreign cars. Both have bop after bop on the soundtrack though. Would be good to see next go.
the S15 has crazy drift angle once you get used to the drift handling. though for narrow and complex stages the drift angle kinda become a disadvantage.
Funny enough, I first rented this game at least twice (I loved it). But eventually it got out of rotation and I couldn't find a copy (not that I looked super hard). Years later I lucked upon it in a Retro Used game store and knew I needed it. When I got it home, I had apparently gotten the same copy that use to be rented (They would put a sticker around the center with some return info and what not on the DVDs and games)
This game, man....this game. I had like a hundred or so cars (all of them maxed out and awfully customized). I remember having like 3 supras/Z33s/RX7s for every bodykit they had in shops. It was more about customizing than racing. I realized all the Initial D/Wangan Midnight references about a decade later. Is he playing it on an actual ps2? Or emulator?
2:56 "wallriding works I guess, but it's not necessarily the best option" Do not tell me it's better to drive like it's meant to be, that would be insane dude
This game was made by Genki who made the extreme Tokyo racer series. The 3rd or 4rth I believe was a Drifting game...then came this. They actually control pretty well once you get used to the physics...but that can take forever to happen...lol
Well I played this game since 2012 (maybe) in my PS2. For first time play the game, I think that is quite hard to play cause I need learn for drift and livery too, but if I recently play the game would be easy except the experience of drifiting, because if I just hit the wall and then will go spin out, so I need learn again to get maximum score to finish haha
Yeah it's a great game , i used to play it in my PSP back then except if you mention the physics even in AWD with grip tires, they still slide out of control
I like to call this game "Tokyo Extreme Racer 4 Feat. The Fast and The Furious" becuase it's literally just tokyo extreme racer but with the fast and the furious characters
Ok I'm getting low-key triggered here. I know the handling isn't the greatest and it's not simulation or super arcade where even a 5 year old can grip or drift, but man just learn it. The game's handling is legit not bad. I should know. I passed the game more than once. The tires affect the way the cars handle 100%. There's no way around that. There's also the fact that you need to actively control the throttle while you do the drifts and also the angle so that you don't spin out while trying to maximize the points. Makes it seem as if he didn't actually pay attention to the tutorial. This game was made back in a time where the developers understood that we could learn a game's handling and bring out the best of it. Now we have games that are either arcade (less than a 5yo can drive it) or simulation (where it's just better to buy a wheel setup bc it will feel slightly wonky with a controller). This game's handling is not bad even if it ain't great either. You just gotta try out the tires with whatever car you are using to make sure you have the right ones for how you drive. Other than that, if you are having trouble, then that's your problem. Not the game's. The only thing I can agree on is that the camera shake and the distortion of the background when one uses NOS is a bit too much and that the friction of the walls is also a bit too much. But you just gotta learn the courses and you'll be fine. Look far into the distance to look out for vehicles. Like, the things he complains about are things you can legit avoid and I am getting low-key triggered bc it ain't even the game that's bad. And even after you complete the game, you can go back and literally do whatever event you have done previously. It's not like they're locked or whatever bc you have done them. So you can keep buying cars and doing whatever you want to them and also experimenting and whatnot with what's best for grip and drift. There's also the fact that you don't have to be the fastest to win in drift. If I am not incorrect, my best drifting car is not the one that has the highest speeds, but the one that I can control the best. This means that it may not even have the highest upgrades available since that would make the car harder to handle while drifting. And even when I say all this, chances are I don't remember 100% what is my best drifting car bc it's been so long since I've played the game and it probably actually has all the upgrades maxed except for the tires since that affects the handling 100% like I mentioned. I more than likely just learned how to drift in the game and guess what, all of the drifts in the game that are shown to you are actually possible. Yes, even the one he says the game doesn't let you do (the Kanji drift I think it is [Edit: nope it's probably the manji drift.]. The one you gotta go side to side and is the main reason I paused the video to make this comment.). So, all in all, get good. XD The game's handling is not bad (unlike another NFS from 2015 whose handling was actually pretty bad even if one could fine-tune it). Sorry if this rant turned out very long, but I just had to say it.
I think played this game on ps2... well I remember playing a "Fast and Furious" game on ps2, it seemed like the cars literally had their tires made out of soup... and that the track was made out of glass...
i never had problems with the physics in the game like everyone else but the hills was a problem drift battling against DK i’ve played it the day it came out on ps2 i still loved it, i give it a 4 out of 5.
I swear there was something in this game where a dinosaur would appear and respawn you. Either that or I had to of been dreaming of playing the game and that shit happen. To this day I still don’t know
I remember the time when i defeated all of the boss just using high spec ae86 xd. The best car for drifting in this game is for me is that mustang in nfs tokyo drift, i forgot the year
this game fantastic. Cars awesome, Physics nice. all Nissan S-chassis can swap with GT-R RB26DETT engine and can make 600 horsepower and top speed 220 MP/H. Most of the opponent are some D1GP (D1 Grand Prix) Driver and formula drift USA drive like Ken Nomura, Kazuya Bai, Daijiro Yoshihara and most of all Stephan Papadakis (Knowtable known on Papadakis Racing)
I can agree that Tokyo Drift is the best in the Fast & Furious series, in fact, the only reason why Vin Desel made a cameo in the film is because he agreed to do it only if Universal gave him the rights to Riddick series, which they did do, hence why we got the film Riddick.
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Ты защищен от ковид-19,потому что носишь футболку с брендом"Касперского"?
Forza Motorsport 3 next?
Great game despite the incredibly soapy handling that makes soap seems like it actually has grip.
Great analogy I must say.
Same, I think that handling was quite slippery haha cause I drift then hit a wall and then will spin out. Yeah this is hard (maybe) to finish the race except if race in city would be easy
@@zodiaccityastrology2686 the handling is a massive pile of garbage, but everything else aboit the game is pretty good
Turn off driving assist. It's on by default.
@@MediocreTCG Would that help improve the driving physics?
Not gonna lie, Tokyo Drift is my favourite film from Fast and Furious series.
I mean, it's kinda the last of it's kind. Like after this, it went into action movie bullshit, but with cars.
@@NEEDbacon what about fast ?
Drugs and illegal street racing
Isn’t it everyone favorite film aswell? I mean, everyone knows that
As per a lot of people
I remember finding a PS2 in hair salon and one of the barber guy let me play this game when my little sister having a haircut back in 2017
No
@@zaidenRYUZAKI oh no pls
S t o p
The Physics in this game is out of mind
The Soundtrack is beautiful as well JDM wet dream with some American machines
I beat the entire game with AE86
Also the lfa is ridiculously fast when its maxed
@@Kangiru_Noah Heh I laugh in my AE86
You don't know how Hanzo playin witj you
d a g u m i i s i t y o u ?
MAKE URSELF DON'T BREAK URSELF
Yes you did play this game before didn't you? I remember you were losing control of the car cuz the physics were crazy
3:44
Kuru: Passenger seats removed? Hell yeah. Because Racers don't need girlfriends
Iketani, Kenji and Itsuki: *Yes Yes Yes Yes*
Kuru only thing about any girlfriend in any racing games XDDD
its funny because considering he didnt know what a levin is he probably wasnt even intentionally making that reference
Don't forget rally drivers because they always have a second seat for anyone
I think someone introduce him the Wangan Midnight Maximum Tune 5 next year racing marathon.
speaking of car anime racing games, initial d special stage (arcade stage 2)?
edit: extreme stage (arcade stage 4) too, or any of the other arcade stages
@GamerGod 1995 no need, he could just do it on an emulator with it.
@@possibly_ben There's Initial D Special Stage (Arcade Stage 2 port for the PS2), Street Stage (Arcade Stage 3 port for the PSP), and Extreme Stage (Arcade Stage 4 port for the PS3). He could just emulate the arcade versions, but only if he has a sim racing wheel to go with cuz using controller is shite tbh.
Currently playing these games, it's so fun. Even if Extreme Stage has shitty physics, I got quite alot of laughs when playing the game soooooo yeahhhhh
Edit: Forgot to mention the Wangan Midnight games. There's an arcade version, and PS2 and PSP versions (they're all different, but both are fun in their own way)
"FR CARS ARE GREAT FOR DRIFT BATTLES.
ADD DRIFT TIRES AND AN LSD IF YOU WANT TO BUILD A DRIFT CAR"
(LSD stands for "Limited Slip Differential")
Kuru : "- Sure"
1:15 😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:43 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
you're the best man, big love from France ♥
This game fed me some legit JDM parts and laugh as hard when I back track my cars on NFSU2..
I mean, when the final boss of the Highway Speed races is Smokey Nagata, it's not surprising they had some premo brands in.
Remembered when I was 12 I mastered the drifting with a stock chevelle of all things.
Also weight reduction in this game is mostly a bad idea since it makes it easier for the tires to spin under high power. Did this with the saleen mustang ang fc rx7, and they gripped better in corners
The Chevelle is actually the best drift car in this game & the drift physics were unreal! You actually had to put effort into mastering the skill, techniques & modify your car the right way to even win.
"They said he was gone"
That aged poorly :c
😢😢😢
kuru: He crashed pretty spectacularly too
It's a cross of Initial D and Wangan Midnight. You got the Red Suns, the Speed Stars, and instead of racing up and down Mount Akina, you put as much horsepower into your car until it explodes
I like how the car crash syncs very well with the beat of the song @ 2:38
Kick drum crunch goes hard 🔥
The driving aids are turned on by default, you need to go on options and disable them manually. That makes for a different and in my opinion more manageable drifting feel
this game's livery editor and juiced 2 on ps2 are what prepared my childhood self for forza arts !
absolutely love this game.
no wayyy yooo remember me lmaooo
i was ~Invader or something like that from your FaF server on mta
I love the livery editor (despite it's clear limitations for PS2) for this. I just wish Namco didn't get so greedy with taking up so many spots I JUST WANT DISCOUNTS NAMCO, I DON'T WANT ZASALAMA THAT SPESIFICALLY.
Same, I playing the game since 2012 (maybe) and found the livery editor. For first time I think that is hard to apply this livery, but if I recently play the game may be easy to apply livery
@@kekoco0ol lol yea, your name rings a bell, i think i seen you years ago !
0:51 - Dis Where ERRRBODY comes to the get they speed kicks.
0:55 - You’ll see ERRRWON battle…
Underappreciated game, absolutely lovely selection of cars, awesome customization with actual beloved, real aftermarket brands and parts from the likes of Fujita Engineering, C-West, Spoon Sports, Top Secret, VeilSide, to name a few. Interesting map and gameplay modes, I like how it merges both highway racing and touge racing into one thing, with a pretty funky sountrack to go along with it.
Physics on this game and handling is not too bad once you get used to it and don't keep trying to wallride or "crash" your way into turns. This game really punishes you for crashing and I honestly kind of liked how it was gutsy to do that, means this is a game that actively pushes you to "git gud" instead of just letting you get away with bad driving. Though I do have to say the "magnetic" walls are kind of bullshit.
I grew up with this game, it was ahead (and still is in terms of customization) of its age. In the PAL version of the game you start the intro race with a Supra mk4 instead the nsx.
Yea, never undestood why
And the PAL also has some car name changed afaik
@@djungelskog2654 it's Because Honda we're doing a Toyota back in the day, if ye know what I mean
Something about this game's structure reminds me of Tokyo Xtreme Racer. The way you challenge others in the touge is basically straight out of TXR Kaido/Drift series. And now that makes me think that Kuru should try some TXR games. Zero, 3, Drift 2 and ITC could be pretty fun even if beating Drift 2 takes forever. Also TXR 2 can be a fun jank as all hell experience if you're willing to put up with its questionable coding and design decisions.
As a fan of TXR games, this 100% takes inspiration from them (kinda shitty driving physics included sadly). You have to clear the first Area on the Bayline where you can either go north to partake in more Highway battles, or head south for the Togue drift events. It's kinda neat it combines the two, there's clearly been a lot more cash splashed then usually found in Genki games (which makes sense that NAMCO with some help from F&F funded this).
Honestly if they remade this then whatever the hell Crossroads was, multi-platnium (Asuming they focused on fixing the effects and driving physics but that's really all the game needs).
I just got a ps2 copy of txr drift 2 is it that long?? I've only unlocked the next mountain stages.
I have this game too but txr series just feels and sound better.
@@NEEDbacon hey at least if you take some time, the handling can be mastered in TXR, but in F&F no matter what you do, you will go into a wall
@@JinteiModding just exactly my thoughts, I'm baffled that Kuru actually had a nerve to say that this game handles like a mobile game, because every single mobile racers I knew and played myself handles amazing, unlike this game ever dreamed of
I remember having this on my psp back when the psp was still new. Man it was my most favorite at the time. I loved the customization of this game. It was pretty cool.
0:36 I like those LED rims
0:42 I agree, they should have paid attention to the game settings during development.
4:28 General Corvette
this game is actually pretty fun ya'll, i played this shit so much when i had my PS2.
Fun fact : when you sell your car, you get your money back 100% (all the mods + car price), so you could just sell your car and buy another without money loss (unlike other games where your car + mods is like half the price lmao)
Or you just go spank top secret guys a couple of time to have all the dosh. It's honestly kinda nice cash is meaningless late game.
Crazy how the Fast & Furious team just don't care about their video games
Just like they don't give a shit about cars
Just family....
*Bandoleros intensifies*
Crazy how ur pfp is still hideous
@@DatFinnishGuy hey there
Well they do now, but this game is a rear species
@ idk about "they do now" Crossroads is honestly just shit one of the worst games ever made
Such a shame for the entire crew that made the effort to appear in this game
I still play this game religiously. Love it!
I feel like Kuru has THE.BEST.PLAYLIST.EVER! Can't catch much of the streams, but damn, the music choice is amazing!
Physics were hard to master in this game but the car selections and aftermarket parts from this game is brilliant. Just the best tie in game from the movie.
Side note: The last touge where you're going to face DK and Morimoto was shit with this physics tbh, better go against him with a stock car because it took me around 10 times or more the first time when I'm trying to beat them with a heavily tuned RX7 FD3S because of too much power was inside it.
I cheesed Morimoto by doing a doughnut on the second last turn before the finish (so long as you start a drift, the game doesn't care if you wind up doing a doughnut). DK honestly comes as kind of a pushover VS Mori.
I remember playing this game a long time ago, didn't get far but I had a lot of fun, 10/10 would play this game again
That was one of the greatest soundtracks in a racing game. Still listen to Hime today haha
1:20 The levin it the version of the 86 that has fixed headlights
Not gonna lie the handling in this game is weird to say the least, you have to set up cars for grip and drift separately and on top of that the physics of the different modes are also different, if set up correctly (took a lot of trial and error) cars are super grippy or super drifty and actually feel good to drive. Nice game though had a blast playing it on my ps2 back in the day.
amazing editing job in this one. Much kudos.
An Auatrian doing a Manji Drift is some alternate timeline stuff.
(Thr glyph for Manji is a reverse windmill of peace)
Omg finally ive been waiting for him to play this for so loooong. My fav f&f game period. Also pretty amazing for a ps2 game at the time
This game is a mix up with Tokyo Xtreme Racer / Shutokou Battle and Kaido Battle / Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift or Kaido Racer. Even this has awful physics and really hard to drift but at least this game is better than Showdown and Crossroad.
You would end up better just playing TXR games, man (I, personally, replay TXR0, 3 and Drift 2 every year or two, and Drift 2 every time to 100%). FnF game gets a C+ because of atrocious handling model, because it uses the same horrible engine Pimp My Ride The Game had.
But the even looking of physics.
@@НикитаЛубин It does honestly everything I think a "Big Budget" TXR game would, except the physics (which, don't get me wrong TXR physics can be kinda bad but not THIS bad). It has it's charm, if you can deal with TXR jank then this can be gotten through little issue (especially on the Highway).
You're such a geek person in every ps2 or ps1 game m8. No wonder you know every fact about every Playstation 2 games. Preciate it.
Nice, I was wondering when you were going to play this.
Same!
@ hello there😆
Yay, glad he got to play this. Think I recommended this last Marathon at the tail end of the uploads. My next suggestion would be Test Drive: Eve of Destruction/Driven to Destruction (the euro name). Basically the opposite of this, the physics are fantastic, the customization is piss poor, it takes place in America with a weird amount of Foreign cars. Both have bop after bop on the soundtrack though. Would be good to see next go.
7:03 Nani? Kansei Dorifto?
the S15 has crazy drift angle once you get used to the drift handling.
though for narrow and complex stages the drift angle kinda become a disadvantage.
I remember finding this game in the gamestop discount bin on ps2 played it alot as a kid the cars and customization was really good for the time
Funny enough, I first rented this game at least twice (I loved it). But eventually it got out of rotation and I couldn't find a copy (not that I looked super hard). Years later I lucked upon it in a Retro Used game store and knew I needed it. When I got it home, I had apparently gotten the same copy that use to be rented (They would put a sticker around the center with some return info and what not on the DVDs and games)
*Bumper car simulator: the official game
This was my childhood. Mate i love that song from lemondropkick
This was one of the best racing games in psp. I remember trying to copy DK's vinyl. Ahhh the nostalgia
Well you can get his customer car when you beat him.
8:53 I love how they causally stole the Invader Zim font/logo design
Fun fact: The game developers (Eutechnyx Limited) also had the NASCAR license Back in 2011-2015
This game, man....this game.
I had like a hundred or so cars (all of them maxed out and awfully customized). I remember having like 3 supras/Z33s/RX7s for every bodykit they had in shops. It was more about customizing than racing. I realized all the Initial D/Wangan Midnight references about a decade later.
Is he playing it on an actual ps2? Or emulator?
_Maybe the real FF game was the family we make along the way..._
And VII of course
car
FF VI is better fite me
Omg this used to be my favorite game but I've never been able to remember the name. I'm so glad I seen this video
I still love this game to this day. Im glad you played it
Played this more than a decade ago on my PSP, remember making my car orange to mimic Han's one in the show
Kuru should try emulating Initial D arcade games, physics can be cringy, but they're a lot of fun.
Maybe someday he will play, especially Initial D Arcade Stage 8, this is the best game in the franchise
how can physics be "cringy"?
@@minignoux4566 arcade = cringe
@@minignoux4566 Hope Kuru plays Ridge Racer 7.
@@theraiden9631 arcade is definetly not cringe
I think OP don't know what cringe means
I used to play this game a lot when I was 6, man this bring back a lot of memories....
3:47 lonely drivers
My childhood game on ps2
I recently realized this game has Driving Assist on by default, hidden in the settings. Turned it off, WAYYYYY better handling.
2:56 "wallriding works I guess, but it's not necessarily the best option"
Do not tell me it's better to drive like it's meant to be, that would be insane dude
This game was made by Genki who made the extreme Tokyo racer series.
The 3rd or 4rth I believe was a Drifting game...then came this.
They actually control pretty well once you get used to the physics...but that can take forever to happen...lol
and i still play it too :)
I used to play this on the ps2 as a kid. It taught me the concepts of drifting loved it for that
I still have a blast playing this game!
Did u notice the 'veilside' without an e in the thumbnail😂.veilsid for the win baby😂
The track at 5:27 is - "Fonzerelli - Moonlight Party
Well I played this game since 2012 (maybe) in my PS2. For first time play the game, I think that is quite hard to play cause I need learn for drift and livery too, but if I recently play the game would be easy except the experience of drifiting, because if I just hit the wall and then will go spin out, so I need learn again to get maximum score to finish haha
3:47 "Racers don't need girlfriends"
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we are the lonely drivers!
This game is my jam on my psp back in day
It’s basically TF&TF+TXR+TXR Drift (or Initial D + Wangan Midnight), and I would automatically pick this over ‘F&F Craproads’
Yeah it's a great game , i used to play it in my PSP back then except if you mention the physics even in AWD with grip tires, they still slide out of control
man I used to play the shit out of this game as a kid, always recommended it to people who want that mid 2000s racing game itch scratched
Kuru and kitboga collab against car insurance scammers when
Let's goo!
I loved playing this game on the PS2, but it was just editing a vinyl, and it would crash😭
The best Fast and Furious game compared to the latest release of Fast and Furious game
You know for the Drift battles for this game every time i was losing I just did a power over going in circles until i was out of reach 🤣🤣🤣 to win
This game is great especially on the customization. But i gotta be honest, the drifting in this game is a definition of CBT.
I found an idiotic strategy by using stock mustang. I just made donuts until the score goes high and then finished the race.
I like to call this game "Tokyo Extreme Racer 4 Feat. The Fast and The Furious" becuase it's literally just tokyo extreme racer but with the fast and the furious characters
YOOOOO I used to love this game holy nostalgia I forgot this existed
Ok I'm getting low-key triggered here.
I know the handling isn't the greatest and it's not simulation or super arcade where even a 5 year old can grip or drift, but man just learn it. The game's handling is legit not bad. I should know. I passed the game more than once. The tires affect the way the cars handle 100%. There's no way around that. There's also the fact that you need to actively control the throttle while you do the drifts and also the angle so that you don't spin out while trying to maximize the points. Makes it seem as if he didn't actually pay attention to the tutorial.
This game was made back in a time where the developers understood that we could learn a game's handling and bring out the best of it.
Now we have games that are either arcade (less than a 5yo can drive it) or simulation (where it's just better to buy a wheel setup bc it will feel slightly wonky with a controller). This game's handling is not bad even if it ain't great either. You just gotta try out the tires with whatever car you are using to make sure you have the right ones for how you drive. Other than that, if you are having trouble, then that's your problem. Not the game's.
The only thing I can agree on is that the camera shake and the distortion of the background when one uses NOS is a bit too much and that the friction of the walls is also a bit too much. But you just gotta learn the courses and you'll be fine. Look far into the distance to look out for vehicles.
Like, the things he complains about are things you can legit avoid and I am getting low-key triggered bc it ain't even the game that's bad.
And even after you complete the game, you can go back and literally do whatever event you have done previously. It's not like they're locked or whatever bc you have done them. So you can keep buying cars and doing whatever you want to them and also experimenting and whatnot with what's best for grip and drift.
There's also the fact that you don't have to be the fastest to win in drift. If I am not incorrect, my best drifting car is not the one that has the highest speeds, but the one that I can control the best. This means that it may not even have the highest upgrades available since that would make the car harder to handle while drifting. And even when I say all this, chances are I don't remember 100% what is my best drifting car bc it's been so long since I've played the game and it probably actually has all the upgrades maxed except for the tires since that affects the handling 100% like I mentioned. I more than likely just learned how to drift in the game and guess what, all of the drifts in the game that are shown to you are actually possible. Yes, even the one he says the game doesn't let you do (the Kanji drift I think it is [Edit: nope it's probably the manji drift.]. The one you gotta go side to side and is the main reason I paused the video to make this comment.).
So, all in all, get good. XD
The game's handling is not bad (unlike another NFS from 2015 whose handling was actually pretty bad even if one could fine-tune it).
Sorry if this rant turned out very long, but I just had to say it.
1:01 cinematics voice in ace combat x MOMENT
A game from my childhood. I thought i'd never see this thing again lol
The fact that Kuru didn't know that there was a Levin Corolla shows how big of a normie he, as well as other NFS youtubers are
this is the same group of NFS/Racing game youtubers that calling DC5 Integra an RSX and Altezza an IS300
@@adlibbed2138 I mean that's the market they grew up with. I grew up knowing the Honda Fit as the Honda Jazz; the Toyota Echo as the Vitz and so on.
I mean he is from Austria
How would he knows???
@@agentsus9681 And I know Toyota Vitz as the Toyota Yaris
@@agentsus9681 altezza has different engine to is300, the is200 also has a diff engine
Finally, waited so long for this video
Too bad i missed the live stream
This game has such an amazing sense of speed tho
When kuru downloads a file of wangan midnight maximum tune
I think played this game on ps2... well I remember playing a "Fast and Furious" game on ps2, it seemed like the cars literally had their tires made out of soup... and that the track was made out of glass...
There's a bug if you keep doing donuts during a Drift event you'll win easily any event
That intro was beautiful
This game is basically Tokyo Xtreme Racer+Need for Speed
5:55 HOW DARE YOU DO THAT TO BRIAN?! HAHAHAH
i never had problems with the physics in the game like everyone else but the hills was a problem drift battling against DK i’ve played it the day it came out on ps2 i still loved it, i give it a 4 out of 5.
What does DKDK mean
Donkey Kong , drift king
I swear there was something in this game where a dinosaur would appear and respawn you. Either that or I had to of been dreaming of playing the game and that shit happen. To this day I still don’t know
HOW COULD KURU NOT KNOW ABOUT THE DIFFERNCE BETWEEN THE LEVIN AND SPRINTER BRO!??? HE PLAYED NFS 2015????
The way walls interact with your car reminds me of nfs 2015
The first time i played this, i hated it for the physics and drift events. But now maybe i'll play it again just bc of the Corvette lol
Again Javi with the edits!!!!
I remember the time when i defeated all of the boss just using high spec ae86 xd. The best car for drifting in this game is for me is that mustang in nfs tokyo drift, i forgot the year
OMG! I played this one on the PS2 :D
The game looks so good for the ps2
The tailight and lightning is CRAZY GOOD
Yet he thinks of it as LIDL (European term for "cheap") 🤷♂️
this game fantastic. Cars awesome, Physics nice.
all Nissan S-chassis can swap with GT-R RB26DETT engine and can make 600 horsepower and top speed 220 MP/H.
Most of the opponent are some D1GP (D1 Grand Prix) Driver and formula drift USA drive like Ken Nomura, Kazuya Bai, Daijiro Yoshihara and most of all Stephan Papadakis (Knowtable known on Papadakis Racing)
I can agree that Tokyo Drift is the best in the Fast & Furious series, in fact, the only reason why Vin Desel made a cameo in the film is because he agreed to do it only if Universal gave him the rights to Riddick series, which they did do, hence why we got the film Riddick.
Riddick came out way before toyko drift lol what
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Wrong film, that's The Chronicles of Riddick you may be referring to.
@4:12 too much camera vibration!
@9:52 ooohh Kuru crashed into a civilian car
Better title: the Fast and Furious game that doesn’t look or feel like a Fast and Furious game at all
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