description Ridge Racer Revolution Overview
Ridge Racer Revolution, released in 1995 for the PlayStation, is a racing game that continues the series’ focus on competing against AI-controlled vehicles. It expands upon the original with two additional cars and supports two-player gameplay using the PlayStation Link cable. Development mirrored the first title's timeline, aiming to enhance depth through added features.
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info Ridge Racer Revolution Specifications
| Country | Japan |
| Year | 1995 |
help Ridge Racer Revolution FAQ
What changed from Ridge Racer to Ridge Racer Revolution?
Ridge Racer Revolution retains the original game's fast arcade drifting but introduces new courses, revised opponents, and additional vehicle variants. Namco released it for the original PlayStation in 1995 in Japan, with Western versions following later.
How does two-player racing work in Ridge Racer Revolution?
Two players can race by connecting two PlayStation consoles with the PlayStation Link Cable. The setup requires two televisions, two consoles, and two copies of the game rather than ordinary split-screen play.
Can the black Number 13 car be unlocked?
Yes, the exceptionally fast black car known as 13th Racing can be unlocked by defeating it in a special challenge. It became one of the series' best-known secret vehicles because catching it demands precise drifting and clean laps.
Who developed Ridge Racer Revolution?
Namco developed and published Ridge Racer Revolution as an early PlayStation installment in its arcade racing series. It predates Rage Racer and 1999's Ridge Racer Type 4, both of which expanded the PlayStation series in different directions.
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