PC Engine classic Moto Roader MC is set to land on current and last-gen consoles on February 25th, 2022.
The top-down classic speedster owes a lot to arcade games like Super Sprint and Championship Sprint, not to mention Supercars and Supercars 2 on the Amiga. Challenging you to win races despite the surrounding chaos, there is also the obvious comparison with more modern titles such as the Mario Kart series, not to mention Rocket League.
Rereleased by Indie publisher Ratalaika Games, Moto Roader MC will arrive on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.
Dating from 1992, the game is not an easy challenge. You get to play against the console or locally with other players, choosing from a wide selection of cars, drivers, and gameplay modes.
Features:
- Classic legacy title
- Choose from multiple cars and drivers
- Numerous race tracks
- Multiple game modes including bumper car challenges
- Up to 4 player (up to 5 on Switch) local coop
Stunning level design combines with high-octane driving thrills to challenge you to cross the finish line first.
Available to preorder from your favourite platform’s online store, Moto Roader MC should set you back no more than £10.
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