Surprisingly deep single player campaign where you start off at amateur level leagues and slowly work your way up to professional races. Realistic physics for its time. Crashing will deduct cash for repairs and injuries
This was excellent, the only reason I played this was because of the fun and racing through the desert and see how high you can jump. When you hit the walls, you got blasted off like a cannon flying through the sky.
While I want to give it a 10/10 just for the incredible out of bounds solution, overall it's a pretty fun but somewhat barren game.
Honda motocross bikes are gigachad
Oh yeah. We had this badboy on CD. Did it have a campaign? No idea. Motorcycle races? I vaguely remember those.
No, the hours of enjoyment came from just driving around the various maps. They were surprisingly detailed for the era. And if you tried to drive off the map it would play a cannon sound and launch you back into the middle of the map.
Undoubtedly the best part was crashing into stuff and watching the rider go flying off the bike. Endless entertainment. But honestly just driving around, jumping over trains, etc, was good fun in the 2000s.
No, the hours of enjoyment came from just driving around the various maps. They were surprisingly detailed for the era. And if you tried to drive off the map it would play a cannon sound and launch you back into the middle of the map.
Undoubtedly the best part was crashing into stuff and watching the rider go flying off the bike. Endless entertainment. But honestly just driving around, jumping over trains, etc, was good fun in the 2000s.
One of my favourite childhood games, would love to revisit it sometime