Genki Co., Ltd.
Genki Co., Ltd. is a Tokyo-based game developer founded on October 16, 1990, that built its reputation through racing and action titles from the late 1990s into the 2000s. Headquartered in Nakano, Tokyo, the company created the Shutokou Battle/Tokyo Xtreme Racer lineage and the Kaidō/Kaido/Drift offshoots, produced the Kengo fighting series, and is credited on projects such as Katamari Forever and Spectrobes: Origins. Genki established a Genki Racing Project division in 2003 and at times held a stake in Lightweight (later sold); the company’s president is listed as Mizuki Horikoshi on its corporate profile. The game entries below, including versions and later rereleases grouped in this archive, span systems such as PlayStation 3, Dreamcast, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PSP, SNES, Nintendo 64, PS Vita, SEGA Saturn, and Xbox.
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MRC: Multi-Racing Championship
Nintendo 64Released1997 7.1/10MRC Multi Racing Championship thrusts you into high-octane rally action with five adrenaline-pumping modes—Championship, Time Trial, Free Run, VS Race and Match Race—each designed to test…Read more -

Napoleon
Game Boy AdvanceReleased2001 6.5/10Napoleon begins with a neat twist on battlefield strategy: the man in the hat is not your strongest fighter, but a commander who stays close enough…Read more -

Phantom Crash
XboxReleased2002 7.2/10In the year 2025, Tokyo split in two: a smog-choked Old Tokyo was abandoned, giving birth to Rumbling—a no-holds-barred sport where towering, customized mecha clash in…Read more -

Populous DS
Nintendo DSReleased2008 6.1/10Populous DS gets its hooks into you through the simple pleasure of reshaping a battlefield with a stylus. You raise a route, lower an obstruction, pop…Read more -

Rally Challenge 2000
Nintendo 64Released2000 6/10Rally Challenge 2000 for the Nintendo 64 drops you behind the wheel of nine licensed rally icons, from the Subaru Impreza and Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution to…Read more -

Redline: F1 Racer
SNESReleased1992 6.6/10Strap into the driver’s seat and blaze through 18 heart-pounding tracks filled with tunnel dives, razor-sharp curves, and hairpin twists that will test every ounce of…Read more -

Robotica
SEGA SaturnReleased1995 6.2/10Dive into Robotica, the groundbreaking first-person shooter that blazed the trail on its console platform. You are the lone Laocorn assault robot—humanity’s final hope—breaking free from…Read more -

S.L.A.I.: Steel Lancer Arena International
PlayStation 2Released2005 6.8/10S.L.A.I. – Steel Lancer Arena International for PlayStation 2 thrusts you into a gritty cyberpunk future, 40 years after the events of Phantom Crash. In lawless,…Read more -

Scramble Cobra
3DOReleased1995 6.6/10Strap into the pilot’s seat of the legendary Cobra gunship in Scramble Cobra, a pulse-pounding 3-D helicopter action experience that throws you headlong into the heart…Read more -

Seifuku Densetsu: Pretty Fighter
SNESReleased1994 6.4/10Seifuku Densetsu: Pretty Fighter gets straight to the part that matters: picking from its all-women roster and settling a two-out-of-three fight. Its six-button, Street Fighter-style control…Read more -

Shutokō Battle ’94: Drift King
SNESReleased1994 6.8/10Shutokō Battle '94: Drift King grabs you with a simple, satisfying loop: take an ordinary car out, win races, improve it, then try to carry more…Read more -

Spectrobes: Origins
WiiReleased2009 7.3/10Spectrobes: Origins starts from a satisfying action-RPG hook: you head into a galaxy under threat with a partner and a squad of collectible light creatures at…Read more -

Street Supremacy
PSPReleased2005 4.6/10Street Supremacy puts you in the driver’s seat of a high-octane, handheld racing experience set in the bustling streets of Tokyo. Tear through 15 iconic urban…Read more -

Super Magnetic Neo
DreamcastReleased2000 7/10Meet Super Magnetic Neo, the pint-sized robot hero on a mission to reclaim Pao Pao Park from the ruthless, foul-mouthed baby Pinki. Created by a genius…Read more -

Tokyo Highway Battle
PlayStation · SEGA SaturnReleased1996 6.5/10Experience the adrenaline-fueled birth of the Shutokou Battle series with this Tokyo Xtreme Racer classic, where you command a roster of 12 iconic street machines and…Read more -

Tokyo Xtreme Racer
DreamcastReleased1999 6.9/10Hit the streets of neon-lit Tokyo in this heart-pounding racing experience where every corner hides a new challenge. Slide behind the wheel of your sleek, high-performance…Read more -

Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2
DreamcastReleased2000 7.6/10Step onto Tokyo’s neon-lit highways in the exhilarating sequel to the Dreamcast’s beloved street-racing franchise. Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 throws you into open-road showdowns with no…Read more -

Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3
PlayStation 2Released2003 6.8/10Slide into the driver’s seat of Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3, the ultimate street racing experience powered by a brand-new graphics engine that breathes life into neon-lit…Read more -

Tokyo Xtreme Racer: Drift
PlayStation 2Released2003 6.5/10Dive into the ultimate drift experience with the fifth installment of the Tokyo Xtreme Racer series. This edition sharpens its focus on high-speed sliding across two…Read more -

Tokyo Xtreme Racer: Drift 2
PlayStation 2Released2005 5.6/10Tokyo Xtreme Racer: Drift 2 is built for the kind of racing fan who would rather learn a mountain road than simply blast down it. The…Read more -

Virtua Striker 2
Arcade · DreamcastReleased1999 6.4/10Experience the ultimate in arcade soccer action with Virtua Striker 2 V2000.1 for Dreamcast—fully optimized for home play with pixel-perfect graphics and lightning-fast responsiveness. Jump into…Read more
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