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''D1 Grand Prix Arcade'' (stylized as D1GP Arcade) is an arcade racing game developed by Yuke's and published by Taito Corporation, released in September 2008. The game underwent location test in late 2007, and was officially published in September 2008. The game samples various aspects of the ''D1 Grand Prix'', and features some of the tracks, drivers and cars of it. The game also features Manabu Suzuki who "comments" the player's run. For saving data the game writes it to a magnetic card, which is sold separately. The card also holds the player's name, his selected car and the progress through the game in various modes. ==Gameplay== The player controls the car using the steering wheel, gear shifts and pedals. A hard steering maneuver combined with the handbrake puts the car into a drift. When the player is in a drift, the game prompts the player to apply opposite lock. Depending on the game mode, the player scores points during a drift, and earns more if he manages to follow the line and clip the points on the line. The game is split into four modes: #Tutorial mode. It features a simple tutorial on driving a D1 tuned car and its particular handling. The usage of the handbrake is introduced as well. The player practices drifting on several circuits and sections of them, ending with a solo run on a 3-lap course. #Solo mode. This puts the player through a course he has selected, shooting for the maximum score. The player may also play through a short tutorial before the run. #Twin-run mode. Similar to the actual D1 main event, the player is teamed up with an AI rival chosen at random. The player starts behind the AI rival and needs to stay close to his opponent while performing a drift to score points. Getting a high score puts the player in front on the next run. Getting left behind, crashing, bumping into the rival car or being overtaken (when leading) will incur a penalty of points. The player gets to choose the course in this mode. #Drift championship mode is the final mode available in game. This part is essentially the top-8 shootout of a race. A player takes part in a single elimination tournament with 7 other AI drivers, with each run comprises a chase and lead run on the selected venue. The player advances if he outscores the opponent, and gets knocked out otherwise. The link-up multiplayer is available if two players joins into the game, and could be played for a point shootout or a speed shooting. The first one is a match against each other by drift points, while the latter one is a simple speed shootout.〔(D1GP arcade: Game info )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「D1GP Arcade」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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