yeah,I heard Wangan Midnight was a lil like Tokyo Xtreme Racer Zero,only...it's like Anime-style racing..well,somewhat..and you get different cars,but it's also made by the same people who made TXRZ,Genki ^_^,so since I liked TXRZ,then that's why I'm probably planning on buyin' it,along with..hopefully that game called Midnight R (I think that's what it's called anyways =P) so I can add it to my,hopefully neverending anime-style racing collection of great games!but anyways,about the typing game,if you can't look anything up on it,then read this article about it!it's really nifty,but from some people I heard it wasn't ALL that great,but it'd be nice to play for Initial D fans,of course..so,here's the article
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"Initial-D is an immensely popular Japanese animation series, which was in turn based on a very hot manga series. The storyline of the Initial-D follows the exploits of a young and talented driver of the legendary Trueno 86 vehicle. If you've never seen the series, try to get your hands on the anime series.
This game would be of interest to anyone who has seen the series. The storyline is very engrossing and boasts an excellent selection of Eurobeat techno/rave songs which are a perfect fit for the Initial-D scenario.
Being a fan of typing games such as Sega's Typing of the Dead, I figured that a typing game based on Initial-D with the hot soundtrack and cutscenes from the anime series couldn't possibly go wrong. I snapped up the game when I saw it on sale for less than half the original retail price. However, after spending a considerable amount of time with the game, I now realize why the game made it to the bargain bin in such a short span of time.
The selection of music tracks and scenes is great, however the delivery of the content is flawed. Despite being a DVD, the quality of the video and music leaves a lot to be desired. The video is grainy and for some reason the music fidelity is poor. I would have thought that the DVD would have allowed the creators to deliver high quality video and music.
Nevertheless, the game does have some nice touches. One of the most memorable scenes from the anime series has the protagonist Takumi going against a rival in a "gum tape deathmatch", in which one of his hands is taped onto the driving wheel. This sequence is played out in the typing game as a stressful one handed typing test. Rather nice.
The problem with this game is that the selection of words do not really generate a sense of excitement. One of the reasons why the Typing of the Dead was an excellent typing game was because of the selection of the words. Morever, the timing and delivery of the words under TotD were excellent as well.
I had some really high hopes for this game. I hope future Initial-D based games will fare better than this half hearted effort." - quoted exactly from ConsoleWar.com
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and by the way..if you've gotten this far by reading everything,then congradulations!

cause that's a pretty big article ^_^!but just cause someone else doesn't seem to like it doesn't mean I won't buy it..cause I'd rather take my chances on enjoying a 50/50 chance of bein' an awsome game,rather than not buying it,and come to find out,it was a REALLY cool game,and you just basically missed out...so that's why I'm gonna go ahead and buy the Initial D Typing game,and add it to my collection =D
Ja
Koji Sakujin