The soundtrack is the series-known Eurobeat and fits as well as ever. It looks fresh and really catches the eye. The story mode of the game (what story they can come up with) features some very unique "live manga" animations, where the anime characters move around and have expressions as they speak, but everything said appears in a manga "bubble" (anyone who has ever read a manga will understand this). Some things do deserve some kudos though-the HD recreations of the already great duplications of the actual Japanese mountain passes look awesome. Why would a console version of a game be made even more simplistic than the arcade game? Isn't it supposed to be the other way around? New content wasn't even needed, just keeping what existed would have been fine. For reasons entirely unknown to me, someone felt like taking out some of the tracks. take the arcade version and put it on a PS3. I didn't have very high expectations for this title, at all. Let me say that I've been an addict of the arcade stages for years and am I firm believer that they can be more dangerous (and more expensive) than a drug addiction. This game is not at all meant to be realistic, meaning that even the oldest of old slow cars will be able to keep up with high-end Japanese sports cars. It's also entirely in Japanese, which kills the playability for all but the most hardcore of fans. Before all you other review writers giving awesome scores throw rocks at me, give me a chance to explain.īefore continuing, let me say that this game is 90% niche, meaning if the genre is not your sort of thing and you aren't familiar with what's going on you just won't "get it" at all. It doesn't even come close to this incredibly easy task. Take what was in most recent Initial D Arcade version and transplant it onto the PS3 with HD graphics and some enhanced customization. By madSomnambulist | Review Date: DecemThis game should have been impossible to mess up.
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