Each racer has their own set of stats, from control, speed, acceleration, etc., and it will be up to you to find the one racer that suits your racing style. If there is one thing that I noticed right off the get-go it is that your racer looks very much like a Mighty Morphin Power Ranger. You will see a small paragraph for each event, within each chapter, that tells why you are competing in that specific event, but nothing more, nothing less. There is a career mode, but there is no story attached, you just get to pick a racer and go through the various chapters/stages. You’ll be racing on two different types of motorcycles, street and dirt. There is no realism here as the tracks, racers, and the racing itself, is all about speed, tricks, and pulling of some crazy moves while speeding down the track. Right off the hop, and as briefly mentioned above, this game leans towards the ‘arcade’ control type of game, and it is as far from being a simulation experience. So, is it worth the time or should you pass it up for something else?
America on Microsoft’s current-gen console, and for better or for worse it’s the newest two-wheeled racer for fans to play. Selling for a price of $39.99, this game has recently been released in N. During the past few days I have been playing the latest game in the Moto Racer franchise, simply titled Moto Racer 4.
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