If you're a fan of the movie franchise or simple racing action, then you might be excited to see Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition launched for the PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X|S. As we previously mentioned, it's based on the original arcade cabinets developed by Raw Thrills (which have also been released as a home arcade machine in 2023 by Arcade1up), … [Read more...]
Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition Announced For Consoles
If you've enjoyed playing on the arcade cabinet, then you'll be pleased to see Fast & Furious Arcade Edition announced for consoles with a release date of October 24th, 2025. It'll be available for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The Fast & Furious arcade game was developed by Raw Thrills (co-founded by gaming legend Eugene Jarvis, and also … [Read more...]
Arcade1Up Launch The Fast & The Furious Arcade Cabinet
For many sim racers of a certain age, the first time they used a wheel and pedals for racing will have been in the local videogame arcade. And you can experience that feeling once again as Arcade1Up launch The Fast & The Furious arcade cabinet. The Fast & The Furious Deluxe Arcade Game will include two games, with The Fast & The Furious, and The Fast & The … [Read more...]
New Cruis’n Blast Vehicle Showcase Trailer
It's not a sim racing title, but as the return of a classic arcade racer, we're intrigued by the new Cruis'n Blast vehicle showcase trailer. It boasts over 20 vehicles, which might not compete with many more serious titles in our collection of racing game car lists. But can they let you race an F1 car against a Triceratops? Arriving on September 14th, 2021 exclusively on the … [Read more...]
Cruis’n Blast Launches for the Switch on September 14
You might need a fairly long memory to recall the Cruis'n series originally developed by Eugene Jarvis and Midway Games. But there's a return of sorts as Cruis'n Blast launches for the Switch on September 14, 2021. The original games started with the arcade release of Cruis'n USA in 1994, followed by a home version for the Nintendo 64. It was followed by arcade and N64 … [Read more...]