Dreamcast

Tokyo Xtreme Racer

This is a fantastic racer, there is plenty to do despite the fact there is only 2 tracks. The game is extremely fun, and anyone who loves racers will love this game, if not, then TXR probably isn't for you.

Overall, Tokyo Xtreme Racer is a great game. The game’s sense of speed is excellent, and the game play is exciting. The music still holds up well, and cars like the Mazda RX-7, Toyota Supra, and Acura NSX will never get old. This title doesn’t blow me away like it used to, but it’s still great fun. Recommended.

Op zich een zeer vermakelijke racegame maar voor mijn gevoel ietwat aan de korte kant. Jammer, want als THC wat uitgebreider zou zijn, was het echt een topper geweest.

While Tokyo Xtreme Racer is a very innovative title, it will not appeal to everyone. I can only think that if they had worked on the game for another three months or so, added in different tracks or cities and a betting system, and fixed the slowdown, this game would have been top notch. As it sits now, it is a pretty fun game that will give you a few hours of enjoyment before you tire of it. Not a bad first effort, but it should have been better.

Known in Japan as Shutokou Battle, the game features somewhat dated graphics, but don't let that fool you; this little vehicle packs a lot of punch. If you're looking for another fun racing game for the Dreamcast then look no further than Tokyo Street Racing. Just don't go in expecting too much out of this one.

Det som är till spelets fördel är körkänslan som med vissa bilar kan vara otroligt skön och förmedla en bra fartkänsla. Tyvärr infinner sig inte den känslan lika ofta som man hade hoppats.

THC est beau, rapide et fluide, mais souffre d'une jouabilité médiocre, d'une monotonie incroyable et de défauts de comportement des véhicules (bug des phares également). En plus, un seul circuit (le périph' de Tokyo), c'est vraiment nul. Grosse déception, donc... Rabattez-vous sur Sega Rally 2, même si c'est un style différent.

It's nothing spectacular, but this good-looking racer has amassed a cult following over the years. In the early days of 3D racing games, most titles tried to offer a lot of environments and features at the expense of a smooth ride (Need for Speed comes to mind). But this game takes a simple concept and runs with it for all it's worth.

Sega is without a doubt going to provide many anticipated racing games in the near future. If you have been to an arcade in the last ten years, you know that this is Sega's specialty. If you are just dying to have a racing game for the Dreamcast now, I believe you currently have a handful of racers to choose from. Tokyo Xtreme Racing should represent your pinky finger, for that is the one you could live without and still be able to use a controller.