Hit the asphalt in Road Rash II, the violent motorcycle combat racing game released by Electronic Arts for the Sega Genesis in 1993. As an illegal street racer, you must battle your way through cross-country courses, throwing punches, swinging chains, and dodging traffic to secure first place while avoiding the relentless pursuit of the cops.
How to Play
Your objective is to finish each race in the top three to earn cash, which you can use to buy faster and more durable bikes. Use the arrow keys to steer your motorcycle. The Z, X, and C keys map to the Sega Genesis A, B, and C buttons to brake, accelerate, and launch attacks against rival racers. Press Enter to start or pause the action.
Tips
- Keep an eye out for rivals carrying weapons like chains or clubs; you can steal their weapon if you time your punch perfectly just as they prepare to strike.
- Avoid crashing into road signs, cars, or animals, as being thrown from your bike damages it and forces you to run back to it on foot, costing valuable time.
- If you hear police sirens, do whatever it takes to stay on your bike. Crashing near a cop will get you busted, immediately ending the race and forcing you to pay a hefty fine.
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