If Gran Turismo was your driving school, Ferrari F355 Challenge on the PlayStation 2 (2002) was your final exam. Originally an arcade masterpiece by Sega legend Yu Suzuki, this game is laser-focused on one thing—the Ferrari F355. No car lists, no fluff, just pure Italian horsepower on famous tracks that demand perfection.

This isn’t your average arcade racer—it’s a brutal simulation where every corner, every shift, and every braking point matters. Mastering the F355 takes patience and skill, and if you’re sloppy, the game will punish you harder than a missed gear in real life. But nail the racing line, and it’s one of the most satisfying experiences you’ll find on the PS2. Bonus points: it looks gorgeous for its era and captures the roar of the Ferrari like nothing else.

Why should you buy retro games like this one?

1. A Yu Suzuki classic—Sega pedigree with arcade roots.
2. One of the most authentic driving sims on the PS2.
3. A unique focus on the Ferrari F355 makes it stand out from every other racer.

If you’re stacking your PS2 library, Ferrari F355 Challenge is a rare breed—hardcore, stylish, and totally uncompromising. A true test for racing purists, and a gem for collectors who want more than just casual speed. And yeah—buy retro games on Retro Games eXchange, because real racers don’t need a garage, just one Ferrari and nerves of steel.