- Primary Subject: Tokyo Xtreme Racer (Version 1.6.0)
- Key Update: Genki Studio officially announced incoming paid DLC and expanded collaborations while putting Xbox and Switch console ports on hold due to technical challenges.
- Status: Confirmed
- Last Verified: January 20, 2026
- Quick Answer: Genki Studio confirmed paid DLC and new collaborations are coming to Tokyo Xtreme Racer, but technical issues have put Xbox and Switch ports in doubt.
Genki Studio has officially announced that paid DLC is coming to Tokyo Xtreme Racer.
On the game's first anniversary, the studio also revealed more collaborations, and Guest Rivals packs are in the works.
However, the Xbox and Switch console ports might be in doubt.
Tokyo Xtreme Racer Future Content Unveiled
On the 1st anniversary of Tokyo Xtreme Racer, Genki Studio thanked players for their amazing support since launch and provided an update on what the future of the racer looks like.
The arrival of paid DLC was officially confirmed, with the studio revealing they are already working on it. Details about the upcoming DLC content and its release date will be unveiled in the near future.
Genki Studio confirmed more Guest Rivals packs are coming to the game. The studio also announced they are working on expanding their collaboration reach with the goal of including partners from a wider variety of fields.
This is great news for players, who can expect a lot of content to arrive at Tokyo Xtreme Racer soon, in the form of paid DLC, Guest Rivals, and also unique collaborations.
To make things even better, the availability of the Tokyo Xtreme Racer: Guest Rival Vol. 1 pack was extended from September 30, 2026, to September 30, 2027.
Unfortunately, not everything announced on the 1st anniversary of Tokyo Xtreme Racer was cause for celebration, as the game's Xbox and Switch console ports are now in doubt.
Genki Studio revealed it has been experiencing "technical challenges", which led them to announce they can't currently "commit to releasing the game on additional platforms".
This is definitely not what Xbox and Switch players want to hear. However, the ports haven't been canceled as of yet, so there is reason to be optimistic about the arrival of Tokyo Xtreme Racer to other platforms.
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