Adam and Brendan close out 2018 with the long-awaited finale to Time Extend's ranking of the best Ridge Racer games. It's a two-hour celebration of Namco's iconic racing series packed with warm memories and amazing music!

Time Extend shifts gears this week for a comprehensive ranking of all the mainline Ridge Racer titles, from worst to best. There isn't much disagreement on the order of the list — just whether or not gabber is a legitimate musical genre.

Brend's excited about a little indie racer called Grip, the boys talk about GT Sport's promising European Final and end by delving into another offbeat Dreamcast racer based around a certain legendary automotive marque.

The biggest racing game of 2018 is here! What better way to ring it in than with GTPlanet’s Kyle Patrick, who joins us for a deep dive into the wonder that is Forza Horizon 4. Don’t worry, though, we still find time to talk about Dirt Rally 2.0 and the biggest racing game of 2019: Virtua Racing on the Switch.

It's a freewheeling pod for those slow summer months when all the best racing games feel as though they're months away. The boys chat about everything from Codies' recent turmoil to why Namco's Go Vacation may or may not be a suitable stand-in for Ridge Racer.

For as positive as we try to be on Time Extend, things can't always be blue, blue skies. Disappointing impressions of The Crew 2 give way to uncertainty about Onrush's longevity, and bewilderment at one of Sega's worst racers ever.

A big show this week celebrates the new as well as the old. Brendan's got the verdict on OnRush, and the boys pay homage to everyone's favorite dead console of forgotten racers with a new feature series.

A strange news week leaves Adam and Brendan trying to make sense of all those Forza leaks, an unreleased car-themed Mario title, and Gran Turismo's legacy of fictional circuits.

Hypotheticals abound this week as the guys wonder what Wipeout's VR update bodes for the series' future, what success a Blur sequel might've achieved, and what if Nintendo took a stab at Gran Turismo. Fair warning: Recording issues dogged this one, so we apologize for inconsistent and quiet audio.

After a brief and sickly hiatus, the guys celebrate the return of Burnout, are confused by the return of V-Rally, and ponder what it will take to return their enthusiasm for a bloated genre.