Ridge Racer series – Cane and Rinse No.587

The Cane and Rinse videogame podcast

Cane and Rinse

Leisure, Video Games, Games, Hobbies

4.8 • 801 Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2023

⏱️ 120 minutes

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Summary

From the arcades of 1993, through the console generations, we drift through every single iteration of Ridge Racer. OK, we haven't played every mobile version and pachi-slot, but Leon, Chris Worthington, Tony and community contributors have hundreds of hours of sideways thrills under their drive belts, and can't wait to reminisce. The aesthetics, the music and the feelings, whether its Revolution, Rage, Rave or R4. Go go go!

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0:00.0	Bridge Racer!
0:06.0	All right, everyone, one minute to go.
0:08.4	Are you ready?
0:09.6	The engine sound like they're ready to go.
0:12.5	Are you all set? Hello everybody and welcome to the Canaan Ritz podcast, Volume 12, Issue 587, and today we're going to talk about the Ridge Racer series of video games.
0:35.3	Joining me Leon Cox in this issue are Chris Worthington.
0:38.4	Hello.
0:39.3	And Tony Atkins.
0:40.5	Hello.
0:41.7	We haven't got one of those folks who does some kind of vocal interpretation of something.
0:47.7	Ah, should we just get it out of the way and go,
0:49.3	Reed, Racer!
0:51.0	There you go, that's done.
0:52.4	It's the final lap.
0:55.1	I've never understood really, to be honest, why, was it Kaz Hi?
0:59.3	I got so much memification for his Ridge racer.
1:04.3	I thought it was like, you know.
1:06.4	No, because he goes, remember that?
1:09.1	Read.
1:09.8	Remember this one.
1:11.4	And then the audience has that kind of trickle of, uh-huh.
1:15.7	And it may have actually, we'll talk about how Ridge Racer has been up and down in popularity.
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