Road Rash
Game » consists of 18 releases. Released September 1991
Road Rash is a motorcycle racing game with the unique feature of being able to attack rivals while you race at high speed. Do whatever it takes to win. Even if that means clubbing or booting your opponents into the tarmac with a baseball bat!
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5 (1) 4 (2) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.3 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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A crazy game for its time 0
Road Rash was a really fun game, for me as a kid was incredible to see a guys racing on bikes in absurdly high speeds while punching and kicking each other, even using weapons some times. I had so many laughs playing it, and it was one of the first games I've ever done everything that was possible on a "playthrough". It had a really nice system, you could buy better bikes and the game became even faster, but also harder, as in most racing games.It's even hard to call Road Rash a proper racing ga...
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The open road is your pallete, a baseball bat your paintbrush 0
The thing that will always stands out about this game to me is how immersive it is, you really get a sense of who you are up against as they take little verbal digs at you before the race.Then, of course, the race begins.As a racing game its above average for the times, the scrolling is fairly smooth and it certainly has the speed and control, and you will need the control you can get as you weave in and out traffic, livestock and various other hazards.Not to mention the other rashers.This gam...
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Road Rash 3DO 0
Road Rash. With these two words, we all have too much in common to remain indifferent. It all began on Sega, when in 1991, from the restless depths of the game, the first game of the series, still gaining momentum, was released. And, as they say, she shot. The idea of racing on motorcycles with a concomitant scuffle was fresh and new (in fact, then the usual motosimulators did not have time to nest), besides, we had to ride not on comfortable racing tracks but on the real American tracks. Well...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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