Asphalt: Urban GT

Hot Wheels Turbo Racing puts you behind the wheel of iconic Hot Wheels toys and Kyle Petty’s 1999 NASCAR stock car on the Nintendo 64.

✦ Best for retro racing fans craving local split‑screen hot wheels action

Asphalt: Urban GT 2 delivers six distinct game modes, extensive vehicle tuning, and a roster of 36 licensed cars and motorcycles across 30 tracks.

✦ Best for handheld racing fans craving licensed cars and music

Ridge Racer brings the classic Namco arcade racing experience to the PlayStation Vita as a launch title. Players can dive into single races, a world‑tour campaign, and local multiplayer for quick, adrenaline‑filled sessions.

✦ Best for arcade racing fans craving fast drift on handheld

Install your car kits, hit the track, and compete against fierce rivals in a handheld racing experience. Choose from more than 45 authentic vehicles and master 32 uniquely designed circuits.

✦ Best for handheld racing fans craving many cars, tracks, and deep upgrades

GT Advance 2: Rally Racing delivers fast‑paced off‑road competition with a variety of cars and tracks, all optimized for the handheld experience. Players can race against AI or friends, mastering tight corners and changing weather conditions.

✦ Best for racing enthusiasts seeking portable split‑screen rally action on gba

Midnight Club: Street Racing brings the illegal underground racing scene to life on the Game Boy Advance, letting players tear through open‑world recreations of New York and London.

✦ Best for handheld racing fans craving split-screen police chases