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Their Ecureuil supercar is able to tackle corners at high speeds.Įach manufacturer features 11 unique cars but actually offer 20 cars in the game, some being upgrades of the same car.
Age Solo - a French manufacturer which specialises in compact designs with grip handling. Their Utopia prototype is shaped like a rocket, boasts acceleration just like one and is therefore the fastest car in the game. Terrazi - A Japanese manufacturer with stylish (and occasionaly surreal) yet minimalistic designs and cars which stick to the road. Their Nightmare supercar - alike to the "Devil 13" from previous games - boasts ferocious speed. Lizard - an American machine company who creates outrageous, aggressive and dynamic designs with flamboyant drift handling. The Vulcano special machine levitates and hence can tackle corners with very little speed loss. Assoluto - An Italian manufacturer which designs cars with sleek, aerodynamic curves ideal for drifting. The game features four fictional car manufacturers: Their cars are widely regarded as the fastest in the game, making them decently hard. Racing Team Solvalou - This elite Italian team lead by the charismatic Enki Gilbert are currently dominating the Real Racing Roots '99 championship. Pac Racing Club - The newest entry into the Real Racing Roots '99 championship, this Japanese team lead by Shinji Yazaki tunes their cars to a normal standard making them the more moderate of the four teams available and ideal for intermediate-level players. It is notable for its unusual headquarters which is a building inside a garage. 
Ideal for beginners, cars are easier to control than those of the other racing teams. Micro Mouse Mappy - This French team has a new owner, Sophie Chevalier, replacing her ill grandfather this season. This team features cars with "expert" tuning, and they are the hardest team to drive for in the game.
Dig Racing Team - A former front-running team lead by Robert Chrisman, this American organization has recently fallen on hard times after the team's director cut back on funding. All the team managers have their own backstories. There are four fictional racing teams available, each one managed by a different character who briefs the player between races. There are a total of eight tracks to choose from. R4 featured two models of handling drift handling was the classic Ridge Racer handling where the player oversteers into the turn to slide the car around the corner, whereas grip handling is more realistic, employing the brake more and not utilising powerslides at all. In order to unlock every one of the cars, the player must race with every racing team and every manufacturer, in every qualifying position possible, hence enhancing the longevity of the game. #RECKLESS RACING SECRETS UPGRADE#
The Grand Prix is split into 4 stages - 2 qualifying races, 2 quarter-final races, 3 semi-finals and one Final race on New Year's Eve 1999 - between which the player receives either a new car or an upgrade to their current one, based on their performance in the stage.
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The main mode of the game is "Grand Prix", where players take on the role of a racing driver new to the game's fictional " Real Racing Roots '99" Grand Prix.
On September 19, 2018, Sony Interactive Entertainment announced its inclusion of Type 4 into the PlayStation Classic video game console, which was released on December 3, 2018. It was also the first Ridge Racer game on the Sony system to feature a two-player split screen mode, and featured two different driving models. This iteration was one of the first games on the PlayStation to feature gouraud shading on the polygons, giving the game a visual depth that was previously missing. There are 8 tracks (with reverse variants, for a total of 16 layouts) and 321 vehicles, all of which are fictional.
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It is the final Ridge Racer series game released in the PlayStation console before Ridge Racer V released exclusively on PlayStation 2. Unlike some of the other titles in the series, this game is made only for a home console, and does not have an arcade machine version. R4: Ridge Racer Type 4 is the fourth game in the Ridge Racer series on the PlayStation.
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