Road Rash is a game made by the Electronic Arts company originally for the coin opp arcades and the 3DO game console. Since the Sega Saturn was a 2D and arcade powerhouse, it was only a matter of time before this port came to it's new home.

I remember bringing it home in 1997, and when I first turned on my S.S. I knew I had a cool game. This was not a typical motorcycle racing game that I have ever played before, it really rocks! ( the music rocks too! ) There's many full video cut scenes that shows an ugly, dirty, disgusting, and very cool underground motorcycle racing circuit that your about to take part in. The cut scenes are not family friendly though, the bikers are drunk and violent, and the chicks are sleazy W/short dresses. ( bummer ) Like most racing games, you race for money.

Moto Road Rash 3D is a motorbike driving game set in a beautiful city. There is one gameplay mode and one motorcycle available at the start with more to.

I never owned a Sega Genesis so I never got to experience Road Rash on that system (where the series was popular). I did get to watch other Sega owners play the game though (even though watching someone play a game is never as fun as playing it yourself). Once I received a Playstation and noticed that I could play Road Rash on that system, I KNEW I had to grab a copy.

I had a good feeling about a PS-X version. Better graphics and sound.And. Yup, better graphics, sound and REALLY fun. I lost my copy of this game and I really can't believe I let that happen. As I mentioned in another review, normally I'm a very organized person.

Apparently I need help keeping my games in one place!This game is really freakin' sick, and more importantly, fun. I adore hitting old ladies with my bike, along with. Jailbreak, without question, rocks.

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Poppin' wheelies over cars, pounding your competitors off their bikes at 130mph. Wow.Jailbreak gives you several different modes to play: The escaped con, the cop, or the dual player, fun as heck sidecar feature.They're all a blast.Bike to bike combat is exquisite, requiring just enough skill to feel proud when you pull up beside somebody and beat them silly, but not so much as to drive you insane. What you say? You want wrecks? Jailbreak's got 'em to spare.Wiping out in this game is half the fun.

Slides flips tumbles rolls and human flight can happen at any turn.-I've spent almost as much time laughing with friends at wrecks as I've spent winning races.Alone or with other players, this game is pure, unadulterated fun. Are you tired of getting cut off in traffic? Did someone just steal your parking spot at the mega-mall? Stuck behind someone going 35 mph with their blinker on for 5 miles?

Well here is your salvation brother! Plug in Road Rash and Get some 'get back!'

Road Rash for the Game Boy has alot of the feel and excitement of the Genesis originial that made it such a hit. The gameplay is fast and exciting. The link feature expands the fun and gives you a chance to show everyone at the office 'who's da man'. This game has a great replay value and just might save both your sanity and your insurance rates.If I had to find fault with this game I would have to assign it the same faults as the originial and say that some aspects are just hard for no reason. Road Rash has a long and storied history, and many great editions of the game are out there (notably Road Rash 3 for Genesis and Road Rash 64 for Nintendo 64).

Personally, I find the Sega CD version to be the best of all for a variety of reasons.Firstly, this one has some funny CG accompanied by a soundtrack from some great 90's hard rock / metal bands. Soundgarden (Superunknown is on here), Pavement, Hammerbox and Monster Magnet are featured on the amazing soundtrack, and the songs really fit the mood of the game to a T.Secondly, I like the width of the road, the design of the tracks, the use of the Sega controller and the sound effects they use. I like being able to pick upgrades at the main screen, the career mode and the way everything comes together.And thirdly, related to the first point.

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Time to get nasty with a sequel to one of the coolest thrasher games ever to come onto the Genesis. Road Rash for the 3DO has gotten a lot of attention in recent months, still in the air. Electronic Arts could not have decided to bring Road Rash 3 out for the Genesis at a more opportune time.

This is the nastiest and baddest Road Rash ever.There are no rules, and the all-out motorcycle combat now takes place in seven countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia, Italy, Brazil, Kenya, Germany and Japan.You have five new weapons that you can beg, borrow or steal to try to make your opponents kiss the pavement, including the all-new cattle prod. You can also use mace, a crow bar, an oil can and nunchukas, and the club and chain from Road Rash 2 are back.If you don't win enough to become the big dog on the Road Rash block, you will still be able to improve the power and the ride of your bike with upgrade kits.

Upgrade kits will keep you in the race when you can't afford to buy a new bike.You can buy upgrades, like tires, suspension, performance and protection kits. The kits will increase your engine's performance and give you quicker acceleration to keep you in the running.There's also an all-new Snitch Mode that allows you to rat on another biker and get off light with the cops. When you do this, you have to have eyes in the back of your head because thrashers are out for your blood.Watch out for a new batch of obstacles and road hazards, including new pedestrian traps and a new group of wildlife to encounter.When you get pulled over by the cops and try to run and hide, the cops are smarter this time around. They send a member of the K-9 unit to sniff you out and haul you in for some real seat-of-the-pants, in-your-face justice. Then you have to deal with the authorities after you One of the coolest aspects of the new game is the music and a new sound FX chip that tosses out some big-time sound effects and stereo quality sound. The musical segments really add to the enjoyment of the game.Road Rash 3 has gone global, and you're invited to tour the world and race on seven international road tracks.You brave the slick, wintery German roads, challenge pedestrians on the overcrowded streets of Japan and dodge wild animals on the African plains.There are five tracks available per level. Each track has a long description that outlines the distance, and you get a glimpse of the terrain.

Race the tracks in the order that they come up or you can choose the order you want to take on the circuit.As you progress in the game, you must upgrade your equipment to remain competitive. The Perro 125 is the bike you'll start out with and it won't stand a chance against the high-horsepowered cycles you'll face in the later levels.