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Moto Racer
A motorcycle racing video game series featuring both street and motocross disciplines, debuting in 1997.
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Moto Racer is a franchise of arcade-style motorcycle racing games developed initially by Delphine Software International. The series began with the release of Moto Racer in 1997, which was followed by Moto Racer 2 in 1998 and later Moto Racer 4 in 2016. The games are characterized by their dual focus on high-speed road racing and off-road dirt track events.
Electronic Arts handled the initial publishing duties for the early PlayStation and PC releases, helping the brand achieve widespread commercial success. This popularity led to budget-line re-releases, including Moto Racer [Platinum] (1997), which cemented the debut game's status as a staple of the console's library.
Building on this momentum, the first sequel, Moto Racer 2 (1998), introduced a robust track editor that allowed players to design and share their own custom circuits. This iteration also saw multiple physical editions to satisfy market demand, notably Moto Racer 2 [Platinum] (1998) and Moto Racer 2 [Classics] (1998). These releases highlighted the enduring appeal of the sequel's physics engine and expanded roster of motorcycles.
After a prolonged hiatus for the mainline series, the intellectual property was revived under publisher Microids and developer Artefacts Studio. This collaboration resulted in Moto Racer 4 [Deluxe Edition] (2016), which modernized the gameplay formula using Unreal Engine 4. This release incorporated virtual reality compatibility, split-screen multiplayer, and online competitive modes, bringing the classic high-speed racing dynamics to eighth-generation platforms.
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