Launched this week, JDM: Japanese Drift Master is exactly as its name suggests. Touge-style racing is an expected focus, but ...

Japanese Drift Master, a racing simulation game developed by Gaming Factory. Players will become enwrapped in a manga-style narrative about racing to the top with a suite of iconic cars like the Mazda ...

DK obviously stands for Drift King (or Dorikin in Japanese) and the green trim is taken from the Tsuchiya-san's signature green racing suit. We'll have to wait for January 10th at the Tokyo Auto ...

the whole video is in Japanese, but YouTube's auto-translated subtitles mostly get the point across. It's Friday, you're not doing anything anyway, throw on 40 minutes of the Drift King hooning ...

Drama, action, and even love await the players. The story in JDM: Japanese Drift Master is told through in-game events and a manga (Japanese comic book), meticulously drawn by our internal art team.

In JDM: Japanese Drift Master, you'll need to get your arms greasy to get the optimal performances from your vehicles. Developer Gaming Factory has created an in-depth tuning system for the title ...

Indie game developer and publisher Gaming Factory, along with co-publisher 4Divinity, have pushed back the release date for JDM: Japanese Drift Master. The game was originally slated to be out on ...

Hyundai has unveiled a more track-focused version of the Ioniq 5 N. It features extensive modifications and was developed with input from Keiichi Tsuchiya, who promises it's "incredible" to drive.

Hyundai is checking the vibe to see if Americans want to buy a limited edition Ioniq 5 N that's inspired by a Japanese drifting ... 5 N EV signed off by the “Drift King” himself, Keiichi ...