Nitrous can be adjusted to build faster during either regular drift or ultimate charge, with the charge amount reduced for the opposite style. Vehicles can be further customized with 3 types of nitrous, body designs, and colors/paint styles. You can also purchase support items that can make nitrous available immediately at the start of a race, give you an automatic full throttle race start, or enable rocket starts that increase the maximum speed of your vehicle.
You can use the currency to buy new cars or upgraded versions of cars in your garage.
Vehicle CustomizationThe game uses a currency system based on race performance. RR3D also contains StreetPass support, allowing strangers to exchange lap times and ghost data. Multiplayer allows up to four players to compete locally, but no online modes are supported. The game uses the 3DS camera to take a shot of the player to be used as a multiplayer icon. In one-button drift mode you simply hold the drift button and steer to control your car in a drift. Standard controls for drifting use a combination of gas and brake to manage angle of drift.
Standard and one-button drift controls are available in Ridge Racer 3D. Vehicle names and sponsors reference a variety of Namco's classic games like the Lucky and Wild manufacturer and DigDugDiving or Mokujin sponsors. Existing cars will join all-new designs across the standard four categories of vehicles. Overview Ridge Racer for the Nintendo 3DS contains new versions of old courses as well as all-new tracks.
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