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From Road Rash to Formula 1 2001, Racing games over the last 9 years have developed so much that soon there will be no more things left to add to a racing game. In 1992 we all saw the release of the 1st Road rash title for the Mega Drive. The graphics were slugish the gameplay was great, you race around on motor bikes with Chains and whips. After half an hour you got board of the slow waiting times for the wheel to go round once.
This year we saw the release for F1 2001 for the playstation 2. The graphics were awesome you could see the shiney metal of the slick motor. The highly detailed 128-bit graphics made the landscape seem highly detailed and realistic. But, after playing both games i would rather stick to road rash.
This year we saw the release for F1 2001 for the playstation 2. The graphics were awesome you could see the shiney metal of the slick motor. The highly detailed 128-bit graphics made the landscape seem highly detailed and realistic. But, after playing both games i would rather stick to road rash.
Yesterday i got Road Rash jail break for the playstation it is exellant.
road rash...the first mega drive game i played classic!
some of the originals are the best , the recent ones have ace graphics but they are a bit repetitive , f1 98 , f1 99 and so on.
From Road Rash to Formula 1 2001, Racing games over the last 9 years have developed so much that soon there will be no more things left to add to a racing game. In 1992 we all saw the release of the 1st Road rash title for the Mega Drive. The graphics were slugish the gameplay was great, you race around on motor bikes with Chains and whips. After half an hour you got board of the slow waiting times for the wheel to go round once.
This year we saw the release for F1 2001 for the playstation 2. The graphics were awesome you could see the shiney metal of the slick motor. The highly detailed 128-bit graphics made the landscape seem highly detailed and realistic. But, after playing both games i would rather stick to road rash.
This year we saw the release for F1 2001 for the playstation 2. The graphics were awesome you could see the shiney metal of the slick motor. The highly detailed 128-bit graphics made the landscape seem highly detailed and realistic. But, after playing both games i would rather stick to road rash.