Tokyo Xtreme Racer fans have some great news to look forward to. The developers have finally added the long-requested Replay Mode. You can now take scenic clips and screenshots of your favorite cars on track. On top of that, this update also includes new cars to drive and race around.
Tokyo Xtreme Racer’s Update Ver.1.3.0 just went live, and it adds many of the requested features fans have been asking for since the game’s release.
Tokyo Xtreme Racer Update Ver.1.3.0 – Everything New
The highlight of the update is the long-requested Replay Mode. It allows you to save replays of your races to be watched or clipped later. To use the new Replay mode, you have to enable “Save Replay” in OPTIONS. You can then view your Replays in the REPLAY THEATER on the REFERENCE screen.
That’s not all, this update also includes Music Selection. You can now choose what background music you want to play. Music has been a core part of Tokyo Xtreme Racer, so it’s nice to finally have the option to choose what music you want to play during your races.
This update is expanding the game’s car roster. Ver.1.3.0 adds three new cars to the game; these are MAZDA CX-3 X(DK5AW) ’15, HONDA Fit 1.5W(GD3) ’04, and HONDA ACCORD Euro-R(CL7) ’02. It’d be fun to turn a Honda Fit into a racing beast.
On top of that, they also added two cars that were exclusively used by NPCs to the shop, allowing users to buy and drive them. In addition, we have added Other Car’s exclusive vehicles, which have been requested by many users, as user vehicles that users can purchase and drive. TOYOTA TOWNACE VAN GL(KR52V) ’05, and TOYOTA DYNA(XZU402) ’99 can now be purchased from the shop.
The update also adds new languages to the game to make it more accessible to different regions. As of this update, French and Spanish are officially part of the game. Additionally, they are also starting a New Game+. Apart from that, the update brings much-needed bug fixes, quality-of-life improvements, and various adjustments to improve the game.
For detailed patch notes, check out the blog post by the developers on Steam.
