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Ridge Racer 3D on 3DS

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Ridge Racer 3D is a Racing game available on the 3DS. It can be played in Firstperson 3d modes.

Ridge Racer 3D is a Racing game. Racing games, although sometimes seen as a sporting sub category, are a well established video game genre in their own right.

Ridge Racer 3D can be played in a Firstperson mode. First Person games view the world from the eyes of the in-game character. You don't see the character themselves apart from their hands, gun or possibly feet as in Mirror's Edge. Because of the imediacy of the experience and sheer volume of visual information the player is offered First Person games lend themselves to the shooting genre. The FPS view enables players to immerse themselves in the experience and react quicker to events in the game. Other games have used a first person view to deliver an unusual perspective on an old genre - Mirror's Edge for example delivers a Platforming genre through a First Person view.

Ridge Racer 3D can be played in a 3d mode. These types of games use shuttered, polarised or even red/green glasses technology to create a 3D visual experience. This not only adds depth and changes how the game looks, but also opens up new camera views and play styles. The PS3 supports 3DTV's and the 3DS provides a top screen that enables glasses free 3D output.

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Ridge Racer 3D

Ridge Racer 3D accelerates out of the turn to join the pack of 3DS launch titles.

This latest addition to the Ridge Racer series hopes to benefit from the extra depth of field provided by stereoscopic 3D to give you a more natural sense of distance. It's also promising some impressive graphical effects, such as flying dirt on rough terrain.
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