moto RKD dash SP

It's like Super Hang On...on acid! The tracks bend so you can see quite a bit ahead of you and gives a cool mind bending sense. The added patch from a few days ago fixes and improves a few things--as well as adding a much need practice mode, but I would like to see difficulty modes introduced as well. Fun game!

meh

Original and simple motobike racing.

一股塑料味

玩法单一，地图就是一条路，可玩性不高

映像をよく見るとわかると思うけど、これ、まっすぐな道を走って、ランダムに流れてくる敵車（というかただの障害物）をよけるだけのゲーム。断じて「レース」ゲームではないし、そもそもレース「ゲーム」であるかすらも怪しい。なんとなくそれっぽい見た目にだまされないように（自分はちょっとだまされてしまった…積んでたので返品期限すぎちゃったし）。

Nice game 5/10

Pour le prix... Que du fun ! :)

muito fraco, nao vale nada.

This reminds of the racing games of the 1980s. It does have similarities to Sega's Hang On. If you looking for some nostalgia in the arcade realm of gaming, this is one you should buy. For those who haven't seen or don't know what Sega Moto Champ and Tomy Turnin' Turbo Dashboard look like, go to YouTube. If there is a future update on this game, I would invest in a patch for multiplayer mode, whether it is split-screen or online. [list] [*][b]Graphics[/b] are similar to 1980's, possibly 1990's arcade racing games. It is colorful, smooth, and fast. I guess that would be Pun for racing game, right? :) [*][b]Sound[/b] is decent, you hear the motorcycle engines. If your character's bike passes another biker on the left or side, you will it in your left or right speaker accordingly. So the sound is non-Monaural (single speaker sound). This what most were back in the 1980's. It is more advanced than Stereo sound though. Test the sound out with your 5.1 or 7.1 Sound Systems or Headphones/Headsets (Dolby, DTS, DTX) and hear for yourselves... [*][b]Music[/b], it is Pop, Techno, and Dance. It does fit the game, and it is made intensify the game as a whole. [*][b]Gameplay[/b] is very basic, move left or right, shift up or shift down. When your Turbo Meter is Full, shift up to use it. There is a Timer, so you need to cross the finish line before it runs out. [*][b]Replayability[/b] may be short to most. [*][b]Conclusion:[/b] Arcade games were not really made to have the length and time of a RPG, Strategy, Survival, FPS, Simulations, etc. Plus, for $3 (in the U.S.), that's a cheap arcade game! If a multiplayer feature whether split-screen, online, or both. I would gladly pay $10 to $20 for it! [/list]