Acting as Director for the PlayStation® Vita version of RIDGE RACER is Hideo Teramoto of Cellius. and Sony Computer Entertainment Japan in 2007. and Cellius, a joint venture founded between NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc. The new title is being co-developed by NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc. Drift racing fans looking for edge-of-your-seat action will be able to truly feel the on-screen drama through the revolutionary features of the PlayStation® Vita.
Players can expect high-speed drifting at break-neck speeds in high-performance racing machines with new exciting new gameplay additions. RIDGE RACER for PlayStation® Vita is the newest installment of the exhilarating RIDGE RACER arcade racingseries. is planning to launch at the end of 2011.
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today announced that RIDGE RACER® (working title) is currently under development for the Next Generation Portable entertainment system PlayStation® Vita which Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. Leading video game developer and publisher NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. ANNOUNCES RIDGE RACER® (working title) FOR SONY NEXT GENERATIONPORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM. Retrieved 19 February 2013.NAMCO BANDAI GAMES INC. ^ Brian Altano Mitch Dyer (29 June 2012).Archived from the original on 29 March 2012. ^ Anthony John Agnello (26 March 2012)."APOCALYPTIC!" says concerned Nuclear Muffin ()". ^ a b "PlayStation Vita Japanese Launch Thread.^ a b "Ridge Racer for PlayStation Vita Reviews"."Katamari, Ridge Racer roll into PS Vita launch lineup". ^ a b Jonathan Downin (20 October 2011).In June 2012, IGN also named Ridge Racer one of its ten "Worst Video Games of 2012 So Far". Ridge Racer was described as tech demo, wrapped up in an online-reliant social framework that's fundamentally flawed on several levels. IGN similarly criticized the game's absolute lack of storyline or progression-based modes or leagues, and unbalanced online races that use a leveling system to determine a player's top speed (giving an unfair disadvantage to newer players). In conclusion, the game was considered "a complete and utter ripoff", as a cheap cash-in than a fully thought-out product.
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GameSpot criticized the game's lack of initial content (which consisted only of a limited number of cars and tracks ported from Ridge Racer 7) as a ploy to force users to buy its downloadable content (while its first DLC pack, despite being available for free as a limited time offer, only consisted of more content originating from Ridge Racer 7), resulting in a poor experience that lacked any of the variety of past installments. Elsewhere, it was critically panned by various publications for its barebones nature and a lack of proper progression, unlike other installments in the series. In Japan, Famitsu gave it a score of one eight and three sevens for a total of 29 out of 40.
Ridge Racer received "generally unfavorable reviews" according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. Other downloadable content include new cars and courses, as well as music tracks from previous entries in the franchise. The DoCoMo and Idolmaster cars are not available outside Japan. Other cameos include cars with paint schemes derived from The Idolmaster, as well as DoCoMO and Pac-Man-themed versions of the Kamata SYNCi, the game's cover car.
The Hornet from Sega's Daytona USA makes a cameo appearance as available DLC, as well as an exclusive song (with lyrics by Takenobu Mitsuyoshi) and course inspired by both franchises. Upon release, Ridge Racer was mostly panned by video game critics. The game continues the Ridge Racer tradition of arcade racing and supports single-player as well as local and Wi-Fi multiplayer games. The game was developed by Cellius and published by Namco Bandai Games. It is the 5th handheld game in the Ridge Racer series. Ridge Racer, originally named Ridge Racer Vita, is a racing video game released for the PlayStation Vita as a launch title on 17 December 2011 in Japan, 22 February 2012 in Europe, 23 February in Australia and 13 March in North America.
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