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Popcorn Feb 28, 2016 @ 10:37am
Is this the best Initial D game or is it nothing like this?
Because I just finished Initial D and this looks perfect.
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zurisar Feb 28, 2016 @ 11:08pm 
No, best Initial D like game is Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 for PS2, but DSJ is a good game too just more about drift than really battles
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Mno Feb 29, 2016 @ 3:05am 
It's not even remotely similar to Initial D.
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Xtermin8 Mar 3, 2016 @ 3:48pm 
The only similarity is drifting and the touge course. But you def won't have an Initial D moment in this game based on its physics. But don't let that steer you away from this game, it's still pretty fun. It has things that I wished were included in AAA titles, but it also has issues with using a controller unless you use a 3rd party app or configure your regedit files. These are things that you shouldn't have to do, but at the same time, can you really complain about a $6.99 title that has had a nice amount of updates so far?
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Popcorn Mar 3, 2016 @ 4:03pm 
Well, I have been playing this the past few days and as far as I can tell, this is totally Initial D. The cars are the same and Akina is there. Get the AE86, blast some Eurobeat in the background and drift like a mad man. I'm pretty happy about this.

Play this and drift like a god.
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NPC_CO8ALT Mar 3, 2016 @ 11:04pm 
The best Initial D game is an ACTUAL Initial D game. I think number 8 just came out recently too.
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Mno Mar 3, 2016 @ 11:33pm 
Originally posted by Popcorn:
Well, I have been playing this the past few days and as far as I can tell, this is totally Initial D. The cars are the same and Akina is there. Get the AE86, blast some Eurobeat in the background and drift like a mad man. I'm pretty happy about this.

Play this and drift like a god.

I've only watched Initial D once, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't about drifting or crappy dubstep...

Somebody knows something I don't.
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Samir Al-Hamidi Mar 4, 2016 @ 12:56am 
Originally posted by Anarchy Blues:
Originally posted by Popcorn:
Well, I have been playing this the past few days and as far as I can tell, this is totally Initial D. The cars are the same and Akina is there. Get the AE86, blast some Eurobeat in the background and drift like a mad man. I'm pretty happy about this.

Play this and drift like a god.

I've only watched Initial D once, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't about drifting or crappy dubstep...

Somebody knows something I don't.

You definitely didn't watch the same Initial D that everybody watched then.

It's all about drift battles and eurobeat, not dubstep. ♥♥♥.
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Mno Mar 4, 2016 @ 1:23am 
Originally posted by Doofus Rick:
You definitely didn't watch the same Initial D that everybody watched then.

It's all about drift battles and eurobeat, not dubstep. ♥♥♥.

Yeah I'm pretty sure it's not. They sometimes used drifting as a driving technique, the key words being "somethimes" and "technique" since most of the time they weren't drifting and they weren't doing it to amaze the crowd.

As for the music, they're from the same genre? Fair enough, but they don't sound similar at all.
Last edited by Mno; Mar 4, 2016 @ 3:31am
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Samir Al-Hamidi Mar 4, 2016 @ 1:41am 
Originally posted by Anarchy Blues:
Originally posted by Doofus Rick:
You definitely didn't watch the same Initial D that everybody watched then.

It's all about drift battles and eurobeat, not dubstep. ♥♥♥.

Yeah I'm pretty sure it's not. They sometimes used drifting as a driving technique, the key words being "somethimes" and "technique" since most of the time they weren't always drifting and they weren't doing it to amaze the crowd.

As for the music, they're from the same genre? Fair enough, but they don't sound similar at all.

It's not the same genre, eurobeat isn't dubstep, it was popular in the 90s and was more refined than dubstep, that's for sure.
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Mno Mar 4, 2016 @ 3:31am 
Originally posted by Doofus Rick:
Originally posted by Anarchy Blues:

Yeah I'm pretty sure it's not. They sometimes used drifting as a driving technique, the key words being "somethimes" and "technique" since most of the time they weren't always drifting and they weren't doing it to amaze the crowd.

As for the music, they're from the same genre? Fair enough, but they don't sound similar at all.

It's not the same genre, eurobeat isn't dubstep, it was popular in the 90s and was more refined than dubstep, that's for sure.

I meant the Initial D music and DSJ music.
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