The second video game I can ever remember playing (after the original Doom, also a great game). It is easy to pick up, easy to play, and there isn't much time necessary to learn the game in and out ( Controls, Objective, Buying and Selling Bikes, etc.) The tracks each offer differing difficulties, from very simple to nearly impossible. There is a campaign mode where you start off with a crappy bike, and little cash, or a "quick play" mode where you can start as a pro with the best bike, weapon, and a lot of cash. There are some weapons including a chain, baton, your fists, and you feet. You can ride on city sidewalks, nock cops off of their bikes, hit pedestrians, and launch into the air over hills. The game is pretty fast paced, and it can be very disappointing when you lose, or get arrested. Overall, a great game, that is Still better than some games today (omitting graphics ;D).
I happen to love this game! Its a break from all the high quality things you need to run a high proformance game, and its actually fun. Its a simple game taking up very little space on a hard-drive, and easy to learn. Su... Read Full Review
Even by 1996 standards, the graphics of Road Rash are abysmal when compared to other games at the time. The sound leaves you wanting more, and there's not much depth to the game, but the game still has one quality that s... Read Full Review
