International Moto (Sony PlayStation 1, 1996)

Description

International Moto X simulates off-road motorcycle races. The main part of the game is the championship mode in which the player controls a 125cc motorcycle. There are various different leagues on different continents. At first the player creates his rider and sets the colour of his bike. More important is the tuning of the bike. It is possible to buy new dampers, tires or engines or update the ones already in use. Also there is a choice between three, four or five gears – inexperienced players can select automatic. Moto X is the latest game from Warner Interactive. This is a racing game with a difference, Instead of maneuvering your way around a course using a four wheeled vehicle, you get to sit astride a motor cross bike. So if you ever fancied the thrill of a 500cc engine between your legs, bounding over various mountain terrain, then look no further. You must first enter the options screen and select to customize your bike. Now all this will entail on your initial visit will be to select your racing colors from your helmet down to your boots and the shade of your bike., but as you progress through the stages, you will realise the importance of altering your gear ratios and tyres to the suite the performance on each type of track. The object of the game is a race for position. Position wins points. The more points you collect, the more prize money you win. The more money you win, the more upgrades and repairs you can afford. Manufacturer’s description: Wrestle with sheer drops, tackle vertical climb-outs and plunge down muddy banks. International Moto X is the most realistic and exhilarating off-road motorcycle simulation game ever! With its own unique 3D engine, it offers its players realistic bike handling, break-neck speeds and unrivalled graphics. – Features over 30 tracks from four continents. – Create your own courses in seconds with the unique ‘Track Editor’ feature. – Devise your own customised tournaments using the Moto X ‘Competition Editor’. – Three gameplay modes: Practice, Time-Trial and Tournament.