Road Rash for Sega CD is another title in the series, this time it's an attempt to mate the classic gameplay of Genesis Road Rash games with full-motion video and avant-garde rock soundtrack.
This game was released at the same time as the famous 3DO version. It borrowed a lot of content from the Panasonic 3DO version: all the FMV videos, CD-quality soundtrack, and overall menu design. The quality of FMV and music is inferior to the 3DO version given the limitations of Sega CD hardware. Graphically and gameplay-wise the game is a continuation of Road Rash II for Sega Genesis .
The game features five race tracks that grow longer with each level; the tracks are named after those in the 3DO version: The City, Sierra Nevada, Peninsula, Napa Valley, and Pacific Highway. Aside from the names, the tracks themselves are completely different and represent the classic Road Rash gameplay, slightly enhanced with more objects added on the roadsides.
The game was released on March 1995 .