Ridge Racer 64 is now available for Nintendo Switch Online. For those keeping track, this is the first time in 25 years the game has been available (legally) on anything but the Nintendo 64 itself.

Up to four players can race simultaneously on the same screen-a first for the Ridge Racer series! Incredible special effects, such as skid marks, smoking tires, working headlights. lens flares and ...

Nintendo announced the Nintendo 64 game - Ridge Racer 64 - have been added to the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack.

Ridge Racer 64 is now available for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers. Up until now, the arcade racer - the first Ridge Racer game to come to a Nintendo-flavoured console - was ...

Ridge Racer 64 is now available on Nintendo Switch Online, adding to the catalog of N64 titles. The game offers multiplayer for up to four players, 25 cars, and nine courses. Nintendo Switch ...

"Thank you very much for your continued patronage of our products," Nintendo wrote in a statement on its customer support website. "For customers who have previously used overseas-issued credit ...

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