G.G Series: Drift Circuit

Number of Players

1 (Single Player)

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DSiWare

21st Feb 2011, 200 points

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8
Review G.G Series: Drift Circuit (DSiWare)

Slow-motion sickness
When it comes to the G.G Series, the plan is simple: choose a particular genre of gaming and produce an entertaining playing experience using not only a simplified musical and visual theme, but also a very basic set of play controls. So far that formula has worked well enough, but now this idea has been incorporated into the...
- Wed 23rd Feb 2011
- DSiWare
- Reviews
- Retro

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Nintendo Download 21st February 2011 (North America)

Faxanadu leads the charge
It's been two weeks since we last saw a Virtual Console game, which means it's time for another one, this time in the shapely side-scrolling form of Faxanadu on NES. There's also a couple of WiiWare demos and some DSiWare puzzle games of course, as well as headline WiiWare download... well, we won't spoil it. Virtual...
- Mon 21st Feb 2011
- Nintendo Download
- North American Releases
- Virtual Console
- DSiWare
- WiiWare
3
News Four More G.G Series Titles Headed to North America

Localised Japanese budget fun to continue in the new year
If you've enjoyed Genterprise's G.G Series of low-priced localised Japanese titles, you'll be happy to hear that four more have recently received ratings from the ESRB and thus will be heading to the North American DSiWare Shop soon. Three of the games have already hit Europe as part of the...
- Fri 31st Dec 2010
- DSiWare
- Upcoming Releases
- North American Releases
8
First Impressions G.G Series: Drift Circuit

Drift on outta here
Nothing is perfect, not even the G.G. Series. We figured there had to be at least one dud in this assortment of budget-priced slices of arcade fun and this is definitely it. From the screenshots you'd think you're going to be playing a fun overhead racer like Moto Roader or Super Sprint – a notion reinforced by the fact that...
- Thu 15th Apr 2010
- DSiWare
- First Impressions
- Previews
- Japanese Releases

Use your drifting technique to gracefully slide past the competition.

Steering around corners lowers your speed, so it's all about choosing the best course line and being able to use your drifting skills with precision. At the start of each three-lap race, conditions for winning will be displayed. After that, it's up to you and your speed-demon prowess to drift through the Grand Prix and steal first place.

Choose between EASY, NORMAL and HARD difficulty levels – perfect for beginners and advanced racers alike.