About the new Tokyo Xtreme Racer reboot...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2024
- My first edited car-related video on this channel, simply about how Genki can make the new TXR game the best it can be, by taking notes from their previous work, & their current competition...
Music List:
Mario Kart Wii - DK Summit
Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift 2 - Home (Daytime)
Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3 - Blue Smoke
Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3 - Crying
Isamu Ohira - GT Auto (Gran Turismo 4)
Sega GT 2002 - Race Day
In Import Tuner Challenge (Shutokou Battle X), the PAs do function as additional areas to talk to and challenge other racers, so that is likely to make a comeback.
Nowadays racing games aren't used to be awesome as the late 90s & early 2000s, so my expectation from the Genki's new TXR game isn't that high. But i still looking to it.
I might get flamed for this but, I really wish the handling were like Wangan Midnight; not as if in wmmt style but something similar to ps2 ver, just a fast pace, high grip and fun handling that requires mastery.
For me both handling models were similar although ps2 WM is slower I think
@@Zeg-eh5ik I wished it didn't not become a bumper car racing (although, it makes the game more competitive as console/pc-arcade racing). For me the WM ps2 was a perfect handling model that have ever come from Genki, It was not a loose floaty as TXR0 and wasn't stiff like TXR3... Just a really luke warm comfortable handling.
@@Eizy_Art yeah I agree that the handling feels straight out of the arcade and when combined with the good replay cams TXRZ has, it feels good to play and watch.
A shame the meta is the Devil Z Type B for almost everything and the Blackbird Type C for the Wangan (all the other cars dont even come close to those two)
Ps2 WM has a very similar handling to tokyo xtreme racer zero (as the arcade game by NAMCO is based on txr 0,and the ps2 game is a port of the NAMCO arcade game,not talking about wmmt.) so it maybe would be good mixed with txr 3 handling.
Just like you said,a perfect one. Not that stiff like TXR 3 And not that floaty like txr 0
Genki mentioned a return to their roots, so I hope they follow TXR0 as the template. Great music, nice handling model with a real sense of weight and downforce, and a good ensemble of both high-end and low-end JDM cars (with some foreign models thrown in for good measure). Obviously, add in a few mechanics and features from the other games (engine swaps, different tires, turbo boost toggle, weather conditions, Racing Battle's item system, PAs like in Import Tuner, etc...) and it'd make for a great entry.
Also, if they do add US cars, I hope to see the GSX Eclipse. Just feels wrong having a street racing game with no Eclipse (or just the GST).
Would love to have a the new highway TXR game to have physics akin to TXRD2 (actually pretty decent physics esp for a PS2 game) or C1GP
TXR3 handling is way better, if you brake of course, and setup the vehicle
C1's handling is the best, but Kaido Racer's is also pretty good (Kaido Racer is between TXRD and TXRD2, but it wasn't released in NA)
@@tomasalves7831 I’d be satisfied if they matched Racing Battle’s or Drift 2’s physics model. Especially if they kept the scale of the roads closer to reality like in 3 or ITC.
@@_-Huligan-_ drift 2's is nice but a bit all over the place, not smooth at all
Oh wow! I didn't know a new TXR game comes out! I'm definitely going to buy it Day 01. I'm already so hyped 😍
You forgot to mention some things from import tuner challenge, such as the neon light customizations, nitro, its version of vinyl customization which is like a combination of 2 and 3, and a bunch of other things I can't think of. I do like the idea of parking areas and possible gas stations being used to change wheels or refuel while chatting with other racers
solid video agreed. txr3 was so fun i cant wait for this
The handling is less floaty and more based in actual realism. You need to ACTUALLY tune your vehicle for stages, just like real life. You need to equip the right tire for the situation, You need to properly brake and account for turns, and you need to monitor wear on every consumable. it may be a high speed game, but that doesn’t mean you never brake. A properly set up vehicle on any TXR game will handle phenomenal. This handling complaint has been a talking point since 2005 and it’s just wrong to me. I feel like a lot of people expect an arcade handling model from a game that never once claimed that title. ITC had a more ‘arcade’ handling model, and many people will agree that it felt slightly worse.
TXR3 strikes a very unique balance between an arcade style and a realistic style to allow tuning to make such a huge difference I hope they go with something similar to its handling in this new game. Also the game handles really well on a wheel if you've ever had the chance to play it using a wheel of the same time period
@@Shinobu_D21 I don't know what real cars you've driven but the car handling in Tokyo Xtreme racer 3 is absolutely nothing like real car handling. The car handling in that game is weird as hell. When you steer the car turns in that direction but when you stop steering it rebounds slightly back to the opposite direction instead of going straight. I hope they don't use the Tokyo Xtreme racer 3 physics.
I've played a whole lot of SIMs and arcade racing games. Tokyo Xtreme 3 isn't floaty I agree. It's more like elasticated rebound. It's nothing like a real racing game or arcade racer.
Plus just because the game doesn't claim it's an arcade it doesn't mean it's a SIM racer. Tokyo arcade racer games are 100% arcade.
I Play Tokyo Xtreme racer like I would a SIM and brake before corners and turn in when I should turn in. But I don't expect the car to wobble and slightly turn left after I'm finished turning right. That's far from realistic.
I actually prefer the import tuner challenge physics. The one thing I dislike about that game is the camera angles. The chase cam is too low and the cockpit camera is too zoomed in and very restricted. I'd love that games physics but with the Tokyo Xtreme racer 3 chase camera and a hood cam instead of cockpit camera or an adjustable camera with height , field of view and distance.
@@Steve30x please note how i stated its "A unique balance between arcade style and a realistic style" not that it handles like a sim or a real car. Reading is hard I know.
Thinking Racing Battle C1GP and Import Tuner Challenge were worth bringing up in this video tbh. Play the former, especially, if you haven't, since it recently got an English patch for everything except rivals and BBS messages.
Thanks youtube for recommending me this video.
I fuckin' love it.
Hopefully the C4 and C5 corvettes will make a return, I need my West Duo!
Nice concise video. I was also going to write a blog regarding the NPC dialogue lines in NR that can be expanded to just like how the old TXR games were, maybe not through chats like in Drift 2, but at least at the PAs. Why would my own NR teammates still talk shit to me? I already joined them lol
thx for showing my nightrunners jintei livery in 2:44, i only made it for the 180s as i dont have the official car unlocker in the patreon
what i think txr2025 can do for the liveries is having an online livery search straight from the game, just like in nfs heat. that way, both pc n console players can easily search n put custom liveries on their own cars
I think TXR1/TXR0 or TXRD handling is good.
For me TXRD2 handling is more floaty than 3 but well
TXR:0 to me, was the best one of the series. I played TXR:3, but TXR:0 really has my heart.
You forgot their spin off, and one of Genki Best works: C1 Racing Battle
holy shit ive been waitimng for years
0:37 hey now, youtube is pretty good at helping me find anyone who makes TXR videos. As a massive fan of the series I'm really glad to see ppl talking about the new game and I'm excited for it. Great video! Subbed
Since the studio is restarting I think, I wouldn't expect some game on the level of TXR3 but I hope they focus on handling first yeah.
I just wishlisted it. Thank you!
For me to even consider getting it, they need to have all the tracks from previous games, and the cars from drift 2 and txr 3
In txr 3 ou still can make whatever the heck you want combaining liverys and or draw things simply
clearly you havent played ITC
yeah sorry, I have only played TXR3 & TXRD2 at this point, so I will try out ITC soon, either with an X360 emulator or via my actual 360 hooked to a capture card, assuming I can find a decently-priced copy
Would definitely need Drift2 handling.
Bro imagine we get drifting and racing in one game
3:57 agree but those are 2 separate cars (the Chaser and the Mark2)
Great video
The handling would probably be as rubberbandy as import tuner
Holy fuck reboot??!?
I know right ! It’s going to put night runners out of the league
@@TherandomguyTV big talk
@@ninjaskillzyt one developer vs a team with the original recipe .
Wheel support with launch like sim racing wheel support out the box PLEASE
I dont care if controller is more popular controller driving is practically a no brained at this point for a racing game
Please wheel support like gt7 or like asseto corsa because if its plug and play like gt7 thats even better for wheel support if its like asseto corsa people are gonna love it either way its all about which is more feasible to program and which is a much better solution to put in for coding and development as i dont code nor make games so idk how hard which is which i just want wheel support and have it not take me hours to try and sort out
Step 1
DO NOT PUT A SINGLE SUPER OR HYPER CARS. KEEP THE ROSTER WITH ROAD LEGAL,ACCESSIBLE CARS THAT EVERYONE CAN BUY. Don't go for the GT7,Forza and The Crew route with the car roster. Keep it Japanese mostly then add some little minuscule imports cars from europe and NA. The magic of TXR games is making "Slow cars, go fast".
Step 2
Keep the funny,goofy and ridiculous writing for characters lore. Keep the special racing effects on bosses and special wanderes
Step 3
KEEP IT RPG FOCUS. MAKE IT GRINDY. Something truly missing with today age of racing games is that they got 0 progression. All games give you a hyper electrica porsche car for free. Cut that thing off and make people work their ass off to improve their cars
Step 4
DON'T PANDER TO THE "MODERN AUDIENCE". Make your game the way you want to make it. TXT is a franchise for people who are passionate about cars, who loves car culture, who loves the technical and cars terminologies. Don't dumb down this concepts. Don't try to make it easier, don't try to make it more accessible. Make a game that focus on making the people who supported and loved this franchise and kept it alive yelling into everyone to play it. Make a game for those people a really passionate and dedicated fanbase who never gave up on the IP. Keep the oil temps, water temps, add fuel system so players cannot just keep racing all night without having to invest resources, make the tire wear more noticeable
Step 5
Keep the rival system and the special conditions to be able to race them. Make the game full of secrets and cameos and winks to other racing games franchises,movies,anime and many others media dedicated to car culture.
Step 6
Penalize heavily crashing,wall riding and blocking so we avoid a "Wangan Midnight" gameplay situation where all players do is put half a car in front of their opponent to push them back so they end up crashing into each other without any penalty or regression for their speed
I cannot wait for this game. I'm a lover of this franchise and i legit cried went i was washing a live stream and someone said "The Tokyo Xtreme Racer twitter posted something and got a steam page!"
Brother, we had supercars like Porsche 964, Dodge Viper, Chevrolet Corvette, Ford GT, Gemballa and DeTomaso in the series. Hell, TXR2 had a cut Ferrari Testarossa that is fully playable via cheats.
Supercars always had a place in TXR, and I think having them included is great.
Also you ARE penalized for wall-riding and dirty driving in general. You drain your SP bar faster in the Highway games, you wear out your car faster making them handle worse in the Kaido games, as well as getting a worse BAD name.
>> Add fuel system so players cannot just keep racing all night without having to invest resources
Recipe for disaster. TXR is all about how far can you reach on that day with what you got BEFORE the unlockables, NOT how the game limits it
Sure the TXR3 added Water temp and Oil temp to see how the player overcome it (To me is just minor inconvenience because you can cool down them instantly in PA and good to go for next battle) but fuel system is way too far of limitation for Highway focused racing game.
Also i want to point out that each rivals car that in TXR3 are plot and spec accurate, You either be smart on who you go against or be stubborn to beat faster rivals with slow car with upgrades, it not always about winning in this game, you have to consider the strategy on who you up against (I once beat gloomy angel with AE111 out of sheer luck and out of topic on the vid, beating white charisma using AZ1 in TXR0)
@TEddyVLK I remember that Shutokou Battle Zone of Control/Street Supremacy was the 1st game in TXR series that supposed to have fuel system in-game. Fortunately, it was being removed in final release.
What I was trying to say is that I don't think wall riding is penalised enough actually, at least in TXR3, & while hitting walls or traffic harder will deplete more of your SP bar, I think that smooth wall riding isn't penalised enough as it usually doesn't make you think twice about it like it should.
Using a similar SP system to TXRD2 wouldn't be a bad idea as SP drains quickly when you're far away from an opponent, & I just think the threshold for wall riding should be decreased.
@@metaliczic96 I think they aware of what gonna happened hence it removed in the release.
also it a showcase build for tokyo game show 2004 for those who wondering, IGN made a showcase video about the game looks (Thank you sprintcharger for the info)