In a market filled with big-budget flashy racing simulators and hyper-realistic car detailing, Tokyo Xtreme Racer (2025) has brought back the soul of an old classic. The reboot of the beloved franchise, originally known for its Dreamcast, PS2, and Xbox entries, has not only lived up to the expectations of fans but exceeded them in nearly every metric. Released in Early Access…
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