What YEAR did Road Rash ps1 debut?
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Platform: PlayStation. Publisher: Electronic Arts.
Developer: Electronic Arts. Players: 1 to 2. Released: 1998
The PC & Genesis versions were released WAY before that (1991).
Developer: Electronic Arts. Players: 1 to 2. Released: 1998
The PC & Genesis versions were released WAY before that (1991).
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Also worth noting is that it was ported from the 3D0 Road Rash game, which obviously came out before the PS1 version and is far superior to it. In fact, Road Rash for the 3D0 is still, for my money, the most fun motorcyle game there is. I wish EA would stop churning out yearly revisions of the same tired sports games and bring Road Rash and the Mutant League Sports (Football, Hockey, and never-released Basketball) games to modern consoles. Maybe after Madden 2010...
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Originally posted by JM
I wish EA would stop churning out yearly revisions of the same tired sports games and bring Road Rash and the Mutant League Sports (Football, Hockey, and never-released Basketball) games to modern consoles. Maybe after Madden 2010...
I wish EA would stop churning out yearly revisions of the same tired sports games and bring Road Rash and the Mutant League Sports (Football, Hockey, and never-released Basketball) games to modern consoles. Maybe after Madden 2010...
Mutant League ruled the streets at night. Sign me up if they come up with an XBox version.
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I have the 3DO version that came with the soundtrack on a separate CD. Don't remember what year it came out, but it was a great racing game.
Both Road Rash and Need for Speed were awesome on the 3DO.
Both Road Rash and Need for Speed were awesome on the 3DO.
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Originally posted by JM
In fact, Road Rash for the 3D0 is still, for my money, the most fun motorcyle game there is.
In fact, Road Rash for the 3D0 is still, for my money, the most fun motorcyle game there is.
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The the thing i really disliked about RR PS1 was the overuse of those video clips
EVERY time you select a track you get a clip of people hopping on bikes or something!!
Also no rearview mirrors of being able to input your name.
RR3 on the Genesis came out after the PS1 version...while the graphics are kinda sucky, it did have the "bike upgrades" option and allowed you to keep weapons frombetween races.
EVERY time you select a track you get a clip of people hopping on bikes or something!!
Also no rearview mirrors of being able to input your name.
RR3 on the Genesis came out after the PS1 version...while the graphics are kinda sucky, it did have the "bike upgrades" option and allowed you to keep weapons frombetween races.
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Originally posted by duz
JM: you wouldn't say that if you had played Road Rash 3d or Road Rash Jail Break, the last two RR games to come out. Both were quite bad.
JM: you wouldn't say that if you had played Road Rash 3d or Road Rash Jail Break, the last two RR games to come out. Both were quite bad.
So, I guess I should say that I wish EA would bring old school Road Rash to current consoles.




