Extreme-G : Turbo Fusion

Twenty years later and those futuristic tracks still scratch the itch no modern racer quite nails. Having both Extreme-G and XG2 in one collection means I can jump straight from the classic circuits to the turbo-fueled chaos without switching cartridges. Pure nostalgia, but the speed still feels pro

The framerate holds up beautifully even when the screen is packed with turbo boosts and enemy fire. Having both Extreme-G and XG2 in one cart means I’ve basically retired my old cartridges for good.

I’m not usually one for compilation packs, but having both Extreme-G and XG2 together means nonstop racing variety, and the combat still feels as frantic as I remember. The only small gripe is the menus feel a bit dated, but that’s a minor trade-off for the sheer amount of content.