Moto Roader MC Review (PlayStation 5)

by Jim Smale · February 22, 2022

Our Moto Roader MC Review has us traveling back to when the iconic Moto Roader MC was first released in 1992. Full speed ahead thirty years and this beloved title is now poised at the starting line on consoles. Play head to head against the computer or locally with a friend in multiple modes of futuristic race challenge. Choose from an array of cool cars and drivers, as well as a variety of gameplay modes. When it comes to iconic video game fun, Moto Roader MC is a time-honored first-place finish.

Moto Roader MC Review Pros:

Gorgeous graphics.
303.7MB download size.
Platinum trophy.
Top-down racer gameplay.
Graphics settings – display (fullscreen/4:3 DAR/1:1 PAR/Perfect/Perfect 1x), scaling (soft/crispy/razor), wide-screen, and CRT with the following settings – mask type, mask intensity, scanline intensity, sharpness, curvature, Trini – curve, corner round and CRT gamma.
Can rebind controls.
Rewind speed – adaptive, 1x and 2x.
Five car styles to choose from can change each player individually.
Four players local support.
State save and state load.
Full-screen preview button for when messing with the settings.
Game options – cars collide, super slip, number of players, and Omake players set to 1v1 or 2v2.
Five locations – circuit, City, Nature, Machen, and special. Each contains five races.
Local leaderboards.
Omake is a football mini-game with 3 stadiums.
Touchpad brings up the overlay where you can change settings and use the state save/load.
Two racing modes – Race and time attack.
The race is just going through each track needing a 3rd place or better to progress.
Simple controls with rickets and pipe Bombs buttons chucked in for some carnage.
Plays really well.
Looks fantastic.
Excellent soundtrack and effects.