#ROAD RASH 3 GAME PRO#

Without comparing them to what we have now, the graphics were honestly really nice.Р”Р‡inally, the backgrounds and horizons looked better and items that you would normally find on the sides of a street were included. You could never unsee the rockstar stationary animated characters that would immediately smile at you with their piercings and leather jackets as soon as you clicked into the game.

One of the main messages brought out by developers of this game was the levels of growth they had over the years since the seriesРІР‚в„ў first instalment as Road Rash 3 came with the most significant changes being in terms of the general appearance.Р”Р„s aforementioned, the menu interface was one of the most colourful aspects with this game trying to kind of warn you of the level of violent environment you were getting yourself into. The violence, the maiming, the police chase is what players of this game lived to feel and exert that same pressure on every obstacle. Traffic from other vehicles was also added as a feature with this game and although it was in an effort to make the experience more realistic, it got to my nerves sometimes (kind of like what GTA does these days). The better you got on your racing position, the more chances you had of upgrading your bike out of about 19 choices, different from the 15 variants that were in the previous version.

#ROAD RASH 3 GAME PRO#

One pro with the level progression is that each level featured five of the seven total locations like the UK, Germany, Brazil, Italy and oh yes, Kenya was on the list (but letРІР‚в„ўs be honest none of us noticed it). Other than that, the game levels kept proceeding depending on how you would fair in every race. Getting beat down by a competitor was, however, not such a sweet affair since you would be forced to get up and run back to your bike by which time your opponent was already gone beyond the horizon. The РІР‚в„ў95 version even gave us the choice of battering your opponents down with a bat in the multiplayer mode in an effort to have a headstart against them.

This made one have a sense of purpose even while trying to get to the finish line (which is basically knocking people down). One thing that it all seemed to insist on, however, was the rogue feel and the violent aspect strengthened even more by the images. The back story might have been a factor considered by developers but never seemed to be a huge attention seeker to the gamers. But all this kept being upgraded to a point where it significantly changed in 1995 with graphics, more scenes and the general gameplay. However little that might have seemed, the speed at which you were racing, as well as the sceneries, gave you a sense of what race riding is like in the real world. The parent version of the game was set in semi-abandoned roads with low-quality graphics of course (however cool they might have seemed back then) with options of sceneries that one could choose from including grassy plains, forests, beach and mountainous scenes. So whatРІР‚в„ўs this game like? The very first version is one that I may call an ambitious move considering the great limits back then in terms of resources and technology. So the idea of games that we are getting now was conceived earlier than you thought.

Road Rash was first created in 1991 by Electronic Arts (EA) with an image of the player participating in violent illegal street races. Back then, you never even cared about how old the game was or even what system it ran on but thatРІР‚в„ўs exactly why we are here.

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