3goo is a publisher shipping its own dated releases while other companies handle separate versions of the same titles. It put out the arcade racer 4PGP on PS5 and PC in June and dated the PS5 version of Edge of Memories for December 10.
3goo publishes games it announces and dates itself. On June 11 it released the arcade racing game 4PGP on PS5 and PC (Steam), a download-only title priced at 1,980 yen including tax. The PS5 and PC versions add analog input for the accelerator and brake, control settings and key mapping, and 4K/60fps display. The game supports four-player split-screen in modes including Quick Race, Championship, and Time Attack, and carries 14 circuits themed after countries and 19 cars modeled after real formula cars. A free update brought the same new features and content to existing Switch 2 and Switch versions, along with CPU behavior improvements and balance adjustments.
The studio-side names behind 4PGP come from earlier racing franchises. Kenji Sasaki, credited with design work on Sega Rally and Ridge Racer, handled design. Tomoyuki Kawamura, who worked on Virtua Racing and Shutokou Battle, wrote the soundtrack. Director Jonathan Maulor oversees development, with his company Vision Reelle co-developing.
The publisher's second dated release is the PS5 version of Edge of Memories, announced on September 11 for a December 10 launch, with a physical Deluxe Edition. Nacon handles the PC (Steam) and Xbox Series X|S versions, and no release date from Nacon has been confirmed. Developer Midgar Studio was closed in July after court-ordered liquidation, but production had already finished and a specialized team continued development.
Across the two announcements, 3goo is the constant: it releases its own versions on dates it sets, while separate publishers carry other platforms. The Edge of Memories date sits on a game whose developer no longer exists, and 3goo's own announcement covers the PS5 edition rather than the Nacon versions.
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3goo announced on September 11 that the PS5 version of Edge of Memories will launch December 10, alongside a physical Deluxe Edition. Nacon handles the PC (Steam) and Xbox Series X|S versions, and no release date from Nacon has been confirmed. Developer Midgar Studio was closed in July after court-ordered liquidation. Production had already finished, and a specialized team continued development.
Publisher 3goo released the arcade racing game '4PGP' on PS5 and PC (Steam) on June 11, 2026. The download-only version costs 1,980 yen including tax. The game is a multiplayer racing title that channels the feel of 1990s arcade racers, supporting up to four-player split-screen play in modes including Quick Race, Championship, and Time Attack. It features 14 circuits themed after countries and 19 cars modeled after real formula cars. The PS5 and PC versions add analog input for accelerator and brake, control settings and key mapping, and 4K/60fps display. A new machine called the 'SAFETY CAR' is also included. The PC version supports Steam Remote Play Together for online multiplayer. Alongside the new releases, a free update for existing Switch 2 and Switch versions adds the same new features and content, plus CPU behavior improvements and balance adjustments. The game involves creators from classic racing franchises: design by Kenji Sasaki, known for 'Sega Rally' and 'Ridge Racer', and a soundtrack by Tomoyuki Kawamura of 'Virtua Racing' and 'Shutokou Battle' fame. Director Jonathan Maulor, who worked on 'Test Drive Unlimited' and 'The Crew', oversees development with his company Vision Reelle co-developing.