Final Fantasy VII
psRole-Playing
How it plays
The game uses a third-person chase camera and pits the player against computer-controlled rivals on enclosed circuits. Success depends on braking before corners, initiating controlled drifts, and straightening out quickly on exit to preserve speed. The Turbo version emphasizes smoother performance and adds turbo mechanics for stronger acceleration on suitable stretches of road. Progress is built around race completion, difficulty advancement, and learning each track's optimal lines.
Plan your run
For better lap times, avoid treating every corner as a full-speed turn. Brake early, commit to a clean drift, and recover steering as soon as the car exits the bend. Save turbo boosts for long straights or just after a corner exit, where they create the biggest advantage. Track knowledge matters more than raw speed, so learn corner entry points and the safest racing line.
Ridge Racer Turbo is an enhanced version of Namco's Ridge Racer, released for PlayStation. It preserves the series' signature arcade racing and drifting focus while improving frame rate and speed presentation. Often remembered as one of the console's standout early racers, it helped showcase the PlayStation's technical muscle and smooth handling.
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