I'm more of a PC gamer than the arcade kind because talking to people around the world is more engaging than talking to the locals. While I sold my way home from work, I visited the arcade venue and saw one gun midnight arcade. It's beautiful, chaotic, and makes me want to be part of this community as well. Sure, you can use the emulators and stay at home, but why butter with that shit when you can experience the real deal in the arcade? Trust me, it's worth the extra cash if you're thinking rich. Just hear me out, alright? Wangan midnight, the funniest arcade racing game to hit the scene. Since, well, 5DX Plus, you get to choose from over 130 cars and race against other players and some of the craziest tricks in Japan. You'll be drifting around hairpins, dodging tropics, and whatever this is. Because there are a bunch of different game modes to keep things interesting. My time attack goes battle, and even in story mode, it's few internet kind of thing. So if you're looking for a high-obtain racing game that is both fun and challenging, then this game will definitely hook you up. If you're financially stable. To begin your journey, you need a band-a-pass to save your progress. Make a purchase of band-a-pass from any arcade venue or a determined self. If they don't have one, purchase online. If you don't see it online, blame the hoarders. I got mine on someone for a fair price with a fast car coupon. Thanks, Annen, for not scooping on me. Now you've got yourself some band-a-pass. What are you gonna do with story mode? Yeah, it's the only way to make your car faster. Don't get me wrong, the story itself is fine and can be an excellent way to understand how the game works. You can also get to the terminal or Denavi up and get a chance to win a fully tuned car. Your patient little f-. Those mode may not make your car faster, but it's a nice deter-trim proven specific maps. If you win, you can make your car a little prettier or be the king of the venue by taking other people's crowns. But please give that shit to a minimum and finish the story mode first, because the next part is where the fun begins. Firstest mode is definitely my gem. It's a forward player free for all versus battle to test out your skills. In standard racing games, if you hit the opponent's car, people would complain about how much of a bitch you are. But in one game, you can do whatever you want, and no one will complain. Even if you manage to slow them down, they will eventually catch up. As long as they have perfect lines and don't crash, they will be catching up to you in no time. Of course, play is going to turn up this feature by pressing the brake pedal all at the same time, but where's the fun in that? Where's the mining games where you try to outsmart them? Where's the moment we have to decide what do you defend yourself or keep running with just one mile left? It's boring! That's why this game has local tournaments, and it definitely needs some more traction. It may be the best racing game I've ever played, but it's really fucking expensive to make a hobby out of it. It's not like you bite on steam and play it in one go, it costs quite a lot of money to max out your car. And guess how much did this guy spend? It costs $7,000 to get this amount of prestige in his entire career. Hell, even asked me to register a laurel just to beat my number one model on Osaka. Thank you, and fuck you at the same time. If you don't mind the prices and want to give it a shot anyway, go for it, bring your friends, and do a four-way versus motor's guest. I can guarantee you guys will have fun. If you want to make a career out of it, ask yourself. Are you financially stable? If you are, what are you going to do about this game? Versus, time attack, crown, ghost trophies? People will tell you to pick a specific car because, oh, it's the best car, it's metal, whatever. But if I were you, I would pick my dream car. Take high ace, for instance, it's hilarious. A 300-kilometer van can outsmart a sports car. It's funny when I tell gate their car because it blocks their screen, and it's even funny when they complain about it. I also pick a Nissan laurel because I love how it looks. It reminds me of Toyota Corolla and Nissan's afero from 95. And guess what? People easily recognize me in the game from my laurel. My point is, pick whatever your car you enjoy, and while I add it, don't get mad when you land it in last place. That's part of the learning process. Don't worry about your play, don't worry about your learning, and catch up to them. It's like TF2's learning curve, but you have to pay for it to claim your debt's deep mountain. There is a humble man who's been playing this game for the past decade, who once told me that the biggest secret to improving yourself in Wangan is to have fun. You know, the more I think about it, the more it becomes more and more true. For the entire year that I've been in the community, I have learned quite a lot from them, but there's still a long way to go to be on the top. So get out there, visit the arcade, and try this game out. If you see us, just say what's up. This is by far my favorite project to do. I've been fortunate enough to meet some incredible people at Wangan Philippines who have not provided me with helpful tips, but also real life advice. There are the reason why I improved a lot. There are the reason why I became a better person, and there are the reason why I'm making this video. So, to everyone in the Philippines, from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for welcoming me with open arms. You guys are the best goddamn community I've ever joined, and I'm forever grateful for the memories we made together. Fuck.