Ridge Racer 7 introduces some great new additions that make this the most significant update Namco's arcade-style racing series has seen in years.

The women shone in MotoAmerica's Build.Train.Race at The Ridge Motorsports Park. The race weekend was competitive, but Kira ...

It starts as all Ridge Racer games start – extremely easily. If anything, the ease with which the game starts lasts slightly too long and carries through the bulk of early races. Indeed, it ...

Regardless of Namco's official line on the product, Ridge Racer DS is, at its core, a "port" of the company's Ridge Racer 64 game released on that console back in 2000. And that's certainly not a ...

It wasn’t long ago that the Ridge Racer series was seen as one of the immutable titans of arcade racing. A brand that would always endure. Ridge Racer was a staple of every Sony platform launch ...

Ridge Racer V all but ignores most of the gameplay refinements that the series has seen over the years, returning to the general driving style of games like Ridge Racer and Ridge Racer Revolution.

Ridge Racer 2™: Drifting onto your PSP Pure racing, pure speed, pure arcade; Nearly three times as much play as its predecessor; Brand new features to be announced ...

The Bugbear Entertainment-developed Ridge Racer Unbounded takes the classic arcade racing series in a more "extreme" direction, breathing new life into a very familiar franchise.

Ridge Racer Unbounded is a rugged and unique interpretation of the arcade racer.

Ridge Racer 2 for the PSP is the sequel to the stunning PSP launch title, but it’s one of the cheapest sequels I’ve ever seen.

There was no Ridge Racer for the PlayStation 4's launch but does this new iOS version represent the series' natural new home?

Ridge Racer was unquestionably the cream of the PlayStation's release line-up. With one critical and commercial smash-hit under its belt, Namco knew it was onto a good thing.