arcade mode

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Şilent Đrifter
By beating the races in each class and I belive it doesnt matter what difficulty level but the harder it is the more cars you can unlock also

I thought you need to complete them on hard which isn't very difficult, if you win the races on hard difficulty you'll automatically get easy and normal making it quicker to get all the goodies ;)
 
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I thought you need to complete them on hard which isn't very difficult, if you win the races on hard difficulty you'll automatically get easy and normal making it quicker to get all the goodies ;)
I dont think so, but hey I could be wrong, Its been a while since I beat it. But yeah racing on hard first is probally the best way, since you dont have to do meduim and easy. It saves time. Plus like you said you get the goodies quicker
 
josh0187
what races? in simulation mode? ive done most of them but i havent got any new tracks

No in Arcade mode single player. You start of with those tracks. Forgot the amout. And once you beat them, another class will apear, and once you beat that class, some more apear, and so on and so forth.
 
- _-; i only went through easy mode and got the tracks and the ending movie.
too lazy to run through other modes even though you can unlock cars :P
 
Once you get all the tracks then you have unlimited access to practice drifting on any track without any other cars to disturb you ;)
 
It's been said already, but I'll just say it best I can.

Far as I can figure, you don't have to do all the races in hard mode, but as Silent Drifter said, that it's the best way and it's the fastest. It's also good to keep your skills sharp to an extent, espcially if you're using a car that isn't too far better than the competion or even underpowered compiared to them (actually it can also apply to simulation, go for a rally course like Tahiti Maze with a 245bhp Trueno against a evo VII, a lot of 'fun'...).

Shortly stated, just keep at hard, it's a better path in the long run and obviousy you unlock more courses for Arcade mode to get better, drifting or not.

Guess that's it, till later.
 
I have recently started my game over, and I am starting by trying to get all golds on the liscense test and by unlocking everything in arcade mode. I was working on unlocking all the tracks, just using normal mode, because I thought that in hard mode there was tire wear and 10 lap races, but they are only 5 laps. Anyway, I got through Area F and a new area did not appear. Is that really all the more areas there are? For some reason I remember there being way more. Additionally, does anyone have a list of all the cars that can be unlocked, I was able to unlock several in A and S class, but I don't think anything in the other classes was unlocked. Also, does it matter which class of car you use in each race, as far as which cars unlocked?
 
My site says:

# Area A - Mazda MX-5 ’89 (C-class), C-West Silvia (S-class)
# Area B - Audi TT 1.8T 225 (C-class), Lancia Delta HF Integrale (R-class)
# Area C - Mazda RX-8 (A-class), Gillet Vertigo (S-class)
# Area D - Nissan Z Concept (A-class), Pagani Zonda Racer (S-class)
# Area E - Ruf RGT (A-class), TVR Tuscan (A-class), Panoz Esperante GTR-1 (S-class), R390 GT1 LM (S-class)
# Area F - Toyota GT-ONE TS020 (S-class), Mazda 787B (S-class), Viper GTS-R ’02 Concept (S-class), TVR Speed 12 (S-class)

And who am I to argue?
 
Thanks for the help, but... how do you get those cars? Do you just need to beat those areas? Or with a specific car class? Or specific car? I won every race on normal mode, and I definitely did not get all of the cars. Maybe you have to win that area with a car from the same class as the car you can win?
 
and why the hell is this in the drifting forum?
 
Locost7Rules
Thanks for the help, but... how do you get those cars? Do you just need to beat those areas? Or with a specific car class? Or specific car? I won every race on normal mode, and I definitely did not get all of the cars. Maybe you have to win that area with a car from the same class as the car you can win?

Complete an area on Easy mode and you open the next area. Complete an area on Normal mode and you get the first half of the cars (the first one for A, B, C and D. The first two for E and F) for that area. Complete an area on Hard mode and you get the second half of the cars for that area. If you hold L1 & R1, Hard mode becomes Professional mode. You get bugger all for completing a race in Professional mode.

Higher difficulty levels - except Pro - instantly bestow upon you completion of lower difficulty levels. Thus completing an area on Hard gets you all the cars for that Area and opens the next one.
 
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