Not the Wave Race game you’ve been asking for, but it still gets the job done!
WTMG's Leo Faria writes: "But in spite of its few flaws, Vector Unit’s second racing game for the Switch yet again manages to deliver a decent experience on a budget. Riptide GP: Renegade features a lot of content for its price, with a decent career mode, lots of customization options and fun multiplayer. Having it on-the-go is yet another plus. Given the fact Nintendo basically forgot about the existence of its Wave Race franchise, Riptide is a must-have if you miss the series."
KeenGamer: ''The Riptide GP: Renegade includes a multitude of events and five bosses in its single-player game. Can you beat all the game's bosses and events?"
KeenGamer: ''Riptide: GP includes nine wet and wild race tracks. Players will probably win more races by discovering the shortcuts on those tracks. The list below includes six of the best shortcuts in Riptide: GP Renegade.''
The quirky appeal of the much-loved but ultimately doomed Dreamcast came from the fact that it wasn’t really up for running FPS shooters with that admittedly absymal joypad, and EA didn’t bother showing up to fill it full of sports games. Instead, the console made its name on arcade ports and one of the best was the water-based racing gem, Hydro Thunder. It was a slick, impressive and fun racer that was full of brilliantly designed courses and nice, showy graphical touches, and managed to be enjoyable despite the fact that racing on water is a horrible idea for a game. https://www.mybkexperience....
If you’re looking for a great living room setup, it’s hard not to include Amazon Fire TV in your list of must-haves. You can surf the internet, watch video content using one of the browsers available for Amazon Fire TV, and even play games, so why not check out some of the best free Amazon Fire TV games available?
Ninty, please bring back Wave Race