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Tokyo Xtreme Racer 1 Sega Dreamcast Good Disc Game Street Car Racing Extreme

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Item specifics

Condition
Acceptable
An item with obvious and significant wear but is still operational. May have tears or holes in VHS/DVD box. The video game instructions and box may not be included. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab
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“Disc In Fairly Good Condition, Some Scratches”
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Rating
E-Everyone
Video Game Series
Tokyo X-Treme Racer Series
Sub-Genre
Car Racing
Features
Multiplayer
MPN
T-40202N
Publisher
Crave Entertainment
UPC
0650008799125
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Genre
Racing
Game Name
Tokyo X-Treme Racer

About this product

Product Information

Tokyo Xtreme Racer is not your typical racing game. Instead of racing around a track attempting to finish in first place, Tokyo Xtreme Racer has players trying to outdistance a single opponent on a Tokyo highway. Players can choose different sections of the highway to race on as well as which direction to drive. Also, races only take place over a portion of the track so each race is slightly different depending on where the race began and how long it lasts. <br><br>Four modes of play include Practice, Quick Race, Versus Battle, and Quest Mode. Practice allows users to drive around the highway in order to learn all of its twists and turns. Quick Race is where single races occur against a time limit or as a Speed Point Battle. Versus is the two-player split-screen mode where friends can race against each other with any of the supplied cars or the ones they specially tuned in Quest Mode.<br><br>Quest Mode is the primary mode of play. Players begin with 25,000 credit points to put toward the purchase of a car. Next they select a portion of the highway to drive around on where they will look for rivals (the cars that can be raced against). While driving through traffic rivals will be the cars with a red arrow above them. If you wish to challenge them pull up behind their car and flash your highbeams. As soon as your highbeams are flashed a Speed Point, or SP, Battle begins.<br><br>SP Battles begin with each player having a full meter bar. The car not in the lead will have its meter deplete for as long as it is not in the lead. If that car is able to pass the leader then they will stop losing points and the other car will begin losing points. A race will end as soon as one car's meter bar is fully drained or if one car goes down an exit ramp. After a race ends, if the player won they receive the rival's strength, remaining speed points, and credit points for the distance raced. However, if the player lost, they only receive credit points for the distance raced.<br><br>At any time during Quest Mode players can spend their credit points. With credit points players can purchase more cars or new parts. Parts that can be upgraded include: engine, wheels/suspension, drive system, and chassis. Along with parts, players can also change a number of settings: steering response, brake response, brake balance, clearance, shocks, damping power, transmission ratio, and final gear.<br><br>None of the cars in Tokyo Xtreme Racer are called by their real life names due to the game having no licensing. However, the cars are modeled after actual cars and players can change the names of the cars to whatever they wish. Some of the cars that can be found in the game include: a Honda Civic, Mazda RX-7, Toyota Supra, Acura Integra, Nissan 240ZX Coupe, and Mitsubishi Eclipse.

Product Identifiers

UPC
0650008799125
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1256

Product Key Features

Rating
E-Everyone
Genre
Racing
Video Game Series
Tokyo X-Treme Racer Series
Platform
Sega Dreamcast
Game Name
Tokyo X-Treme Racer

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1999
Number of Players
1-2
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick, Steering Wheel
LeafCats
139973

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Excellent packaging, item as described, was able to get to a price that was decent with it having to be shipped to the USA and currency difference . Also welcome to the seller with taking time to leave a nice message on the packaging enclosed with the case. Definitely would purchase again from them
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Product ratings and reviews

4.9
16 product ratings
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  • Top favourable review

    Just as I remembered!

    This was a game friends family enjoyed back in the day. It’s just as we remembered and are rivalries are back in effect. We’re reliving our youth with this older game system and this game in particular!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: livideogames

  • The One That Started It All

    Ahh...Tokyo Xtreme Racer on the Sega Dreamcast. One of few games that took advantage of the system's power and pushed the graphics to the limits. This is the best looking racers on the Dreamcast! This is the first TXR that started the series that eventually landed on the PS2. Players pick a car and hit the streets of Tokyo highways challenging rivals one car at a time. As the player takes out rivals one-by-one (which belong to gangs), the player will be rewarded with more cars, tune-up items, body kits, and boss cars to aid them. This is one of few Dreamcast games that actually shows off what the console was really capable of. Those that have played the sequels to this title might be disappointed in the lack of more than one road to race on as the additional highway options didn't ...

  • Tokyo Extreme Racer

    I was and still am a big Dreamcast fan.I think the system was very underrated.Great graphics and good game play.They are a couple of reasons why I bought this game.First,I had to replace it.My apartment was broken into,and along with my Dreamcast system,this was one of many games that were stolen.Secondly,I really enjoyed this game.I had the first edition of this game on the Playstation platform.This version blew it away!Great graphics,and challenging gameplay.They have vastly improved this title over the years(personally,I think that the PS2 TER 3 is the best of the series).I like it because it is not an arcade game like Daytona USA or San Francisco Rush.So in closing,I reccommend this game for any racing fan.

  • Fun Racer!

    I was rather impressed with this racing game! It really pushes the Dreamcast's graphic limits. The surroundings are fairly detailed, and the cars are even better! There are tons of them to unlock! And the best part is that they're customizable! You need to choose the best parts to suit the car's performance. And there are also 3 different classes of cars to choose from. The handling of the cars are a little different to get used to, but I was hooked on this game for HOURS when I first played it! You got a Dreamcast, you're gonna want this game!!

  • Great

    Still two of the best racing games to date on one of the best consoles ever.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: finecollectibles