Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2

Get that adrenaline rush from street racing, with out all the hassle or potential beat down from the cops. Pure street racing at its finest, THB pits you against many of those unknown speeders, in various nighttime races on the highways in Tokyo. Although there are multiple modes of high-beams, and that's all the reason you'll need to leave him in the dust. It's you against him, in an all out battle to reach a designated point on the highway, all the while passing cars that are meandering along at a leisurely pace in the middle of the night. Feel your temperature rise as you cruise the Tokyo night, on the lookout for your next rival. Stunning graphics add unparalleled realism that will make you believe you're actually on the Tokyo Highway System. At sixty frames-per second, Tokyo Extreme Racer is one of the fastest console games in existence. It's a heart stopping, white-knuckle racing experience that will leave you breathless. Select from over 25 different, customizeable import racers. However, you won't find these cars racing in Monaco or on the NASCAR circuit. The cars in Tokyo Xtreme Racer are imported production cars, suped up for high-octane street performance. Encounter over 200 Rival Cars, drone cars and trucks while racing through the immense and intricate Tokyo Highway System. Point Battle: With no start or finish line, the length of your lead (distance) as well as how long you lead (time) deplete your opponent's power bar. The quicker you get out in front and stay out in front, the quicker you win. Quest Mode: Empty your savings account to by a new or used car and customize it for racing. As you win more races you can upgrade your car or just buy a better one. Versus Mode: Race with a friend (or an enemy) on a split-screen. You'll go head-to-head at 60 frames per second. Tokyo Xtreme Racer's non-linear highway system, with a series of on and off ramps can instantly change the course route in the middle of a race.

# 2013-10-06 17:37:11 - official description

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