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 DS can certainly hold its own technically, but it's not going to bust open the gates with an awesome display of visuals and audio -- as great as the game appears, ...

Sound Ridge Racer V gets some major props for what it does in the audio department. While it doesn't get the perfect 10 because it some a few major stinkers in its soundtrack, ...

Ridge Racer 7 is a great entry in the long-running series, which is good news, especially given that it's the first racing game available for the PS3.

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 ...

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.

'Ridge Racer™ Unbounded™' Gears Up to Carve its Own Destructive Path on a Spectacular Collision Course with PlayStation®3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC ...

It's not what you think. Anyone familiar with the Ridge Racer name may be thinking of cerulean sky and emerald hills, a trail of sports cars swishing sideways through the apex of a mountainside ...

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 may not be new or innovative but it’s still fun, and for arcade games that’s all that’s ever mattered. In Short: Microtransactions rear their ugly head once again, ...

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. Before detailing why Ridge Racer 2 is a disgraceful release, ...