Do you still live there

@@TrollThings247 yup

thats awsome... i used to play this for hours too in junior high school and would love to go to japan some day

Thats super inspiring

Man thats my dream...how did you learnt japanese?

We did get another.... Import tuner challenge!😅

@@jorgesalgado5389 But.... heavy drop in difficulty......

@@EdyAlbertoMSGT3 You are not lying!!! Game did feel allot easier than 3 or zero especially missing allot the original content there where times I tried my hardest not to doze off from boredom at times. Txr3 or zero I could play for hours while still fully engaged. I hope Night Runners when it comes out to be just as good as the old games not sure if it's just me but lately racing games have become more dull ah well I think I'm done ranting on now. 😅

@@jorgesalgado5389 ITC had some neat ideas going on like carrying over the vinyl system from Drift 2 and more extensive visual customization, but does seem rather undercooked with the significantly reduced car and opponent lineup and lack of any real difficulty. I'm also curious about ITC's development cycle just because I'm wondering why it was an Xbox exclusive rather than a PS3 title (since Japanese games and Xbox typically don't mix more often than not). And yeah, I also hope Night Runners turns out great. I don't wanna go "they don't make em like they used to" but modern AAA racers have felt rather stale compared to the ones across the 2000s, so indie studios moreorless would be picking up the pieces.

the fact that it's an xbox exclusive is why I never heard about it till almost a decade after it came out tbh

Sadly Genki (the devs) won't remake this game. BUT if you want to elevate it , now you can emulate it on pc in 4K 60fps with high quality texture packs , it really helps.

@@warracer03 , we can always buy up the company and get new people to make new, as well as better, sequels to it, and remakes/reboots/remasters of the classic games, though.

​@@warracer03Genki should've remake all of TOKYO XTREME RACER games.

That's what they're trying to capitalize. Ever since the first game.

And anime never really watched it but I think I should give it a shot. I remember walking in the arcade and seeing the game lol back then I didn't even know how to drive or use a manual and was on realistic stuff

Yazt

@@ziqqerlad Yep thats what theyve been doing for the past few years

​@@sagemodemason972Mia Taylor and Yuu Takasaki also a big fan of TOKYO XTREME RACER 3 bro.

Yep. TRX3 supposed to be Dragon Ball Tenkaichi 2.0.

For someone whos played none of them, which is the best to jump into?

i think 3 is the last headache for sure

​@@jeckek9936TRX 1 to 3.

Is it too much hardware you require to run it?

as long as you have a modern pc i think you should be able to run it with very little issue.

@@FluffyTheKami I have a 2015 Macbook Pro i7 with a Nvidia GTX 1gb graphic card

ehhh I dont think that'll run the game. Gonna want something with a bit more horsepower. Also I believe a windows machine is required but I cant be certain on that front.

you can certainly try and see if its possible to run though

For me i put 300hours into this TRX3 actually.

@@purwantiallan5089 prove it

Only game close was Gran Turismo 5/6 on the c1 and wagan tracks

Most DC games provide great levels of entertainment that you won't likely find in today's games despite their polished graphics and thunderous advertisement.

At least older nfs nailed arcade handling and not whatever this game tried to do.

@@swilleh_ this game makes it feel like your actually controlling a car that has weight, the only old NFS game that even did racing well was carbon yeah MW was fun for the cop stuff but the racing was just bad and U1 and U2 have the same issues as MW you cant even really drift in the old NFS games the only reason to prefer old NFS is if you like the SUPER arcade like handling which i do not and think the initial d games did it WAY better (especially special stage) so did the burnout games in NFS its like your glued to the road and the cars aint made of metal

​@@guero9093ever since post GT6, NO GAMES EVER CAME CLOSE TO THAT.

Only the real OG's know that you could eject your CD on PS2 right after running a race and get it on cruise control, leave the console on over night and put the CD back in, BAM OVERNIGHT PARTS IN JAPAN.

Real OG’s know you needed a GameShark to 100% the game due to an error when they made the non-Japanese versions of the game. And that when you did 100% it, engine swaps were available for all cars

nice details

I was able to get enough miles on one of my cars to able to do an engine swap. I want to say it was on my Evo V.

I remember reading it in the handbook. Wasnt it like 72k miles or something

I agree with you. Check out "Night Runners" it's not exactly like xtreme racer but, it being different helps and it's drawing some attention

I still have this game. I name some of my cars after the epic battles I had.

The closest thing to a remake is Assetto Corsa's Shutoko Revival Project Mod.

It would? No it did and frankly still does. :D

Nah maybe for purely car guys sure but NFS is a household name like saying an indie game will outsell cod.

all the rivals and teams have a backstory and some go through multiple games.

Yeah this one of the few games where I've actually 100% multiple times. It's a very satisfying game to play. If they could come out with a game like this in the current age, it would be what every racing gamer would flock too.

@@FluffyTheKami idk if you've heard of it but there's a guy working on a game called Night Runners. A slew of JDM cars to drive, Japanese highway maps and i think they have mountain toge and drift as well. Idk if he's implemented actual races yet, i believe he's developing the game by himself. Here's a short clip kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m6dgqNdymdGvn6s.html

@@FluffyTheKami , what are your takes on the PS2 port of Test Drive: Unlimited, as well as TOCA Racing 3 and Enthusia Professional Racing?

@@paxhumana2015 I never actually had the chance to play test drive, as my local blockbuster always had it rented out! I've wanted to play the pc mod but I've struggled finding a copy of it. I love TOCA, but in the states it was just Pro Race driver. I have a lot of nostalgia for it, but I haven't played it since my early teens. I should take another look at it. As for Enthusia, I didn't even know about Enthusia until I turned about 20 or so lol. So outside of video essays on it, I dont have the greatest knowledge on it. It seems really cool. Probably one of the more interesting and creative takes on the GT formula. I didn't think I'll ever play it, but I have a lot of respect for it.

I love your avi. Speed king was always my favorite racer.

Yes it’s one of the few games to make me care about a race because of the bios of the different racers and groups.

Agree

And ps4

Not gonna happen

And PS3

TXRD2 POG

Drift 2 is my favorite, initial d vibes everywhere. oh and theres a suzuki carry and a daihatsu midget pickup.

Yeah, one thing that make unique for GRP games series All Rivals has dang personality I even experience it in Street Supremcay which is Tokyo Xtreme Racer PSP version

@@Kosoku63 I really liked how in TXRD2 the challenges you got via mail were all shit talky and when you saw some of their intros they looked like the coolest motherfuckers. I remember New Moon (Shiga Kusatsu Slasher) talking some mad shit and then his intro was basically "I do ayahuasca before racing". Too bad they all got beat by that weird fuck (me) driving an EG.

@@Mx64MaxyImpress As weird as it sounds Street Supremacy has some of the best modifications i've seen for a 350z in any game.

Gt40

@@dgs.creates that’s the chassis code, but it’s still just a Ford GT

@@ZestiSpeedrunning Yeah, confusingly enough. The *real* GT40 MkI which the Ford GT pays tribute to was a race car that raced in the prototype class in the mid-late 60s World Sportscar Championship and is the focal point of Ford V Ferrari. My favorite version is the MkIV even though that was a “GT40” in-name-only.

False on the minivan traffic 😆

@@dgs.creates amm , not false, look up any video clip on the net rite now of TXR3 gameplay, 100% all minivans other than the models of the cars we battle against. 1, 2 and Zero had diffrent vaiarity of traffic, TXR3 just had the minivans, yellow with the Genki name written trough them.

@@Latexghost ah ok I was gonna say I've hit plenty of semi trucks lol...it's been far too long since I've played any of them. What's the 600 glitch

@@dgs.creates due to an issue converting yeng to dollars in the game credits makes it impossible to beat one wanderer that requires like 100 million dollars but the us market game goes to 99,999,999 so the wanderer will not engage. Now there's ways to beat this glitch. Buy a cheat modifier or get to the wanderer and challenge it. Then open the lid of the ps2 before the game can cancel the race, wait for the road to disappearand then close the lid again and some times the wander would engage the battle

Zero was my starting point for the series and god I played the nonsense outta zero. Big Apple was an absolute banger. Way too hype for your typical battle theme lol.

FluffyTheKami lmao yup. Never knew you played racing games too, I subscribed from your ff14 content lol.

I played racing games so much in my childhood and still to this day. Its a hidden passion of mine I guess. Love cars and most aspects of car culture. I know I'm a xiv channel but sometimes i just wanna talk about other things so I'm glad this actually caught a subscribers eye.

How can i play it? Is it on pc?

@@fatta_eli through an emulator, you can. I can confirm that this game runs on PCSX2 quite well. However, if you don't have a strong gaming PC, you might be better off buying a refurbished/used PS2 to play these old games.

And Tokyo Xtreme Racer is the only racing game that excite me besides Forza Horizon series

id honestly love to get the 360 one it seems 360 emulation isnt doing so well right now and i dont think i really want to buy an xbox 360 lol. I've watched videos of it however and i have to say it looked really good. Maybe ill look into wangan midnight however as that did make it to the ps3. I also just play TXR on PCSX2. I still have my PS2 and both zero and three but it's more comfy at the PC. I agree though that i don't think genki is coming back to make a racing game anytime soon. Going to their website it just seems like their direction has changed but thats understandable. The racing game genre itself isnt the easiest one to compete in for a lot of expensive reasons. It is nice to play forza and GT and see God's Estuary on a ford GT or i run across someone named Jintei as a username lol. Finding people that played this series is always a huge excitement to me. Intial D games are still quite something in Japan although only in arcades, which in themselves are failing. Maybe if they came to console/pc they could really up their fan bases again? I dont even think most people know there's several initial D games despite the series being hugely popular. IDK i feel like theirs so many factors as to why these arcade racers arent making it.

That must've been HARD with a wheel the way the handling was.

@@dgs.creates yeah, it was hard but not unplayable, it was kinda hard only when it was raining or when my tyres were dead, guess i set up the cars well :-)

Are you playing on a PS2 or some kinda of emulator?

emulator for sure

Ps2

@@estebanescobar8499 ps2

yeah I've been messing around with kb3 it's a fantastic game honestly. one if the best racing games I've played in awhile.

I remember them! 22b is my f...one of my favorite cars lol

It's never gonna come out.

Same! I drove around the C1 loop with ZERO idea on how to challenge people lol. It was pure accident that I initiated my first race and well I guess you could say the game opened up alot haha.

I saw it! A tear ran across my face as I watched the trailer haha. I can't wait to see more from them soon.