LGR - Moto Racer - PC Game Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- From the same developer as Flashback and Fade to Black comes "the greatest racing game of all time". For fast, awesome, 3D-accelerated 90's arcade racing on the PC, look no further than Moto Racer!
Get the game on GOG and play on modern PCs!
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seeing this almost made me tear up......this was the one of the first racing games i ever played on my dads computer .........having lost my dad recently this brings back alot of memories i miss you dad thnk you for introducing me to so many awesome video games and playing them with me
God I remember finally being able to wheelie pretty much the entire speed bay track. Lapping opponents in your 3rd lap ftw
This is a huge nostalgia trip...
LOL. That game actually ran really well.
Are you talking about the beard, or the game?
I still own this game
Seriously holy, all the menus, all the noises. Man
I got that game bundled with a computer (Compaq Presario) when I bought it back in 1998 and it was one of my fav games. The music was also really awesom.
Boris Terekidi Hey, we also got Moto Racer bundled with a Compaq Presario! If I recall correctly we also had Rage’s Incoming included, and another one which I can’t remember. However Moto Racer was such a blast, Speed Bay being the favourite track of course :)
same here
Also have a Compaq bundled with those two games. Memories. I sorta lost Incoming, but I think I still have Moto Racer lying around.
Same here! Loved this game. Still remember the first time I saw the spaceship.
I loved this game when it first came out! A classic
gameplay didn't age at all
Hi metaljesusrocks love your channel :)
We all knew YOU would love this game! Obviously!
Shut the fk up
My brother came home from college in 1998 or 1999 with Moto Racer 2 running on an AMD K6 300 MHz computer and it blew my mind.
Whoa! somehow I never saw a video with that magnificent beard!
+David Holbrook just watch Osama man
We don't speak about Clint's ISIS years anymore.
I used to play the shit out of this game
Just bought this plus Moto Racer 2 during the GOG sale and I'm glad I did, thanks for the great review Clint
As soon as I heard that soundtrack the nostalgia hit me like a truck. All that time I spent as a kid playing this game on my dad's computer is slowly coming back to me. Speed Bay will always be my favorite map. I swear I played that map so much that I barely remember the others that well. To be honest I don't even remember if my child self was patient enough to beat this entire game to unlock everything. All I wanted to do was ride a motorcycle wicked fast alongside a beach and knock the other racers over.
Aww man -- that soundtrack -- those graphics -- I loved this game.
Holy crap, you just made me blow up in a wave of nostalgia. I remember my parents buying me this game for my WIndows 95 Compaq Presario. This game used to blow my mind as a kid with its 3D graphics and textures.
OK, what's up with late 90ies games, especially racing games, having the most awesome soundtracks? Whether it's rock, or house&techno, or whatever, it's all kind of on another level of awesomeness! Am I turning into an old person? Is this what being an old person is like?
you're not alone
It's just having good taste
Dude I still listen to the second one's OST for biking.
don't forget midi slap bass
because they made good music in 90's and early 2000. :)
I'll never forget this game, it was the very very first video game I had ever played in my life and was pretty much my all time favorite bike racing game until I played Freekstyle.
Moto Racer was amazing back then and is still fun as hell today :)
I will quote, today in 2018: "Ohhh WHAT A ROCKET", good ol' memories
POD's one of my favs too. I think it still holds up today. I actually bought it on GOG and I have such a nostalgia trip every time I boot it up.
Thanks-a-million for reminding and showing us all our fav childhood games. Thanks for sharing.
I remember lending my copy to a "friend" of mine back when I was a kid and never seeing it again.
Never quite got over it, never quite spoke to him again! lol
Watching this in 2019. Man! You did change a lot in these last 6 years uh?
Good game, I played the hell out of it back in the day on PS1.
I don't have hardly any of the game boxes from my childhood either. Same thing: careless brother/self and parents who wanted the boxes gone to make space. I've had to find all these games again in their packaging over the past several years, since I now know their true value and how much I enjoy them.
We had this pre-installed on our Compaq Presario of the day. My brother and I looooved playing this for hours. Thanks for the nostalgia trip, Clint!
This game was awesome.
Oh shit I'd forgotten about LGR's magnificent beard!
Billiamiscool I've never seen it before. It shocked the f$#& outa me.
It really wasnt magnificent tho
of course it was
Oh god the nostalgia.
Actions like yours are what got me to buy the game and 3DFX card back then, so thank you :D
Man, I remember having that game on my computer & playing it at like 6 & I am 16 now. I still have it. I am about to download that now just to play it again.
When we got our first computer as a family this game came with its purchase. I still remember my dad laughing his head off watching me try and master the keyboard controls. I played this game all the time. So awesome to see highlights of it.
MotoRacer and MotoRacer 2 are pleasant memories of late 90's PC gaming for me. Pentium II 233mhz, 96MB RAM, and a 16MB TNT video card - good times. Good Review!
I JUST NOTICED THE FREDDY GOT FINGERED REFERENCE. YESSSSSSSSS. Probably my favorite movie of all time.
Yes, Glide-enabled games often provided a far superior visual experience at the time. Anti-aliasing, anisotropic filtering, z-buffering, volumetric effects, lighting, etc. I have videos on the Voodoo and 3DFX cards that show the difference :)
Wrappers such as nGlide and dgVoodoo are good ways to check it out nowadays though, and sometimes even make older games work better on modern systems.
Never Stop Your Reviews And Don't Make Them Shorter Keep Going With These! Unlike Most TH-cam Channels I Could Watch Yours For Hours At A Time And Not Get Bored! You're Awesome And So Are Your Reviews. Keep Up The Good Work! :D ~Harry
This is my all time favorite racing game My cousins and I used to spend hours battling each other in the 90s Still got the game disc for Playstation Mint Condition 😂😂🔥🔥 This should be remastered for the PS5
I had to persuade my father to buy this new game from the flea market. At first he didn't want to, but then he did it and we haven't regretted it. He even made a list of which motorcycle is suitable for which racetrack.
This was one the first PC games I owned. It came bundled with my Compaq Presario back in 1998. So many memories.
Omg the SAAAMMME THING FOR ME CAME WIT MY COMPAQ PRESARIO😢😊 same year
I hate racing games but I played this one quite often.
I can't beleive that you review every single game that i played in the 90's and have forgotten of. I love you ^^
I loved this too on my PC w 3DFx back in the day. I still have the original left, but it's the regular version in a smaller box.
Correct, though I was only talking about the game being used to push the Glide-capable cards, not saying it had Glide rendering. Should've been more clear I suppose.
I remember playing this on a late 90's Compaq Presaio with a 350MHz AMD K6-2 and integrated SiS graphics. It was one of the few games I had that made use of a gamepad for the PC.
I remember playing this back in 2004. The game was awesome and unlike most other games that I tried, it ran awesome on my 700MHz PIII Gateway with 128MB PC-100 and nVidia Vanta 8MB video card.
I like when you make appearances in your videos! Thanks LGR.. for the video; so many memories!
I almost cry with that electric guitar sounds, so many memories playing this with my friend doing line one by one because just want of us could play at a time on my pc.
thank you so so much for doing these reviews and random vids! you manage to bring back so many memories from different years and stages of my life simply through video game reviews - which to me is pretty fantastic lol.
So much of my childhood on greatwall. Thanks for the nostalgia hit
I played this game SO much when I was growing up. It's cool to see this again!
Not sure why but it's somehow so cool hearing one of my favorite youtubers talk about his experience in my town. Although Comp Usa is a relic these days haha
Man I loved this when i was a kid
I totally forgot about this until I saw the name and it brought all of the memories back
My god, I had this game, and it's one of those that I haven't thought about at all since I played it as a kid. I'm having a nostalgia freakout watching this, why are your videos so good at that? ;)
My first PC game. It came with an old Compaq PC from the 98 days. Still have the game and still love it.
Played the hell out of this on a P 166 overdrive and a 4 meg rendition card. Seemed like it looked better than whatever this is on. A fun romp to burn a half hour back then.
3DFX was the shit back then. A BIG reason I am partial to PC's when it comes to gaming, they're always modular and therefore more capable of greater graphics than consoles, since consoles are locked to their components. I remember back in 1998, playing Tomb Raider II and MDK on PC and then seeing them on Playstation. I couldn't believe it was the same game, they looked so much muddier and pixelated on console.
LGR Thank you so much for this review. I've been binge watching your videos for months and this was one of my all time favorite games as a kid. Keep up the awesome stuff :)
Had a Matrox Mystique when Motoracer landed, and the box said my card was supported for 3D accelerated mode. Yep it was supported - but the Mystique didn't have bilinear filtering support so the game looked same as software mode only it could be played in 640x480 with a super smooth framerate. My friend had an Orchid Righteous 3D and when I saw the game running on his PC it made by buy a 3Dfx VooDoo card. The Matrox stayed in my PC as a 2D card - and for the best Mechwarrior 2 version ever released (the Mystique MW2 was superb!).
Used to have the PS1 version way back when it feels like now and played the hell out of it and damn, hearing that soundtrack was one huge punch of nostalgia. One of the first racing games I got into back in the day alongside the Gran Turismo franchise and Test Drive 5. Good times that literally feel like yesterday to me still. Thanks for this blast from the past, LGR!
My brother and I used to love this game. When we got a new cpu we could no longer play it. But then, almost 12 years I remembered this game completely randomly and instantly got it on gog.com. It's just as good as I remember.
This game was the ultimate racing game when i was a kid. It might have been my first ever game!
Forgot how much I loved this game, Im not into racing games but this one got me tied to my chair for many many hours. Thanks.
NO DOUBT man the input name screen was amazing
the sound fx on thie game are just my favorite of all time
this is my favorite true racing game of all time as well
I loved this game as a kid and finished it many times and love the pocket bikes
Wow I was about to go to bed, then I noticed this video on your channel. I thought I was the only one who liked this game! I remember bringing it to school in 6th grade and playing it in the computer lab with my friend. The game is very light on the CPU so it was one of the few 3D games that worked really well with my Celeron 300 (no A) and ATI 3D Rage onboard graphics. I am going hook up that same computer and play it again in the morning!
You just made me remember my childhood! The days of Voodoo 2 and my 300Mhz PC !
2:30 that main theme. Guitar with the organ chord and 808s and the sax. What a crazy blend that comes out good
Try the GOG version, it fixed the speed issues on newer PCs.
Seriously dude, thank you for reviewing this game.
This was my first ever video game, I remember playing it on my parent's old clunky Compaq computer on Windows 98, I still have the game disc on a place of honor here at my desk. Thank you LGR for hitting me with that little blast of nostalgia.
With your reviews your'e making my gamer life brighter, thank you very much.
Man, I loved this game.
This was my first game on PS1. I played this so much. This reminds me of Christmas morning. All friends had n64 but they wanted play my stuff.
This came packed with my old 500mhz Pentium 3 PC. Think I still got the CD lying around somewhere. Great racer.
I had Moto Racer 2, which i absolutely loved because you could create your own custom tracks! if I remember right the system was easy to use and of course I focused on making the ones with the biggest jumps possible. I wasn't really interested in the tarmac/superbike side of the game
The more I watch these, the more I think about the fantasy of being blasted back into the 80's with my Dell PC and make people's jaws drop with the awesomeness of my somewhat powerful PC.
I played the hell out of this game as a kid on a family friend's pc and I totally forgot the name of the game till now..and I am so glad its on GOG. Thank you for bringing back memories for me.
I remember that in the West Way track if you stand in front of a house for like a minute there is a UFO landing in the house garden. It freaked me out when i was little but its such a sweet hidden thing, that's why i love 90's games.
One of my alltime favourite racers. Popped this in all the time as a kid.
WOW! I never thought I would see this! I played this a lot when I was young! Remember playing this with my dad! Great times!
Holy crap this video shows up in my reccomended feed and not only is this a game I played as a kid but I also had no idea you had a massive beard...
Dude I'm so jealous of your big box collection. I used to play a more ghetto version of this called Cyclemania. Was awesome used live action video for the tracks and sprites for the bikes, cars, cows etc. lol
Road Rash PC is still the king of 90's arcade style, 2D racing, IMO. You need to review that particular version. Still holds up great.
Ahhh yes, I remember now. I spent more time on the track editor than the game itself, I wish there was a more robust form of editor for racers today or at least any form of editor for most.
Fun fact: the announcer dude on this (as well as 2 and Advance) was voiced by Christian Erickson, aka Lance Boyle from the MegaRace games, and more recently Heavy Rain's "The Doctor". I seem to recall there were one or two lines where you could clearly tell it was him.
Hard to say. My favorite game with cars is probably Carmageddon 2. "Racing game" implies racing though, and C2 isn't really about racing. POD is a personal favorite, largely because of the atmosphere and my crusade to find every version ever made worldwide. Still, it can't compete with modern games as far as actual racing is concerned though, and Forza 4 is my favorite of the modern ones.
That's a game right from my childhood ! In France it was quite popular at the time. It looked awesome and was blazing fast ! :)
Nice job on the review.
I remember stocking this game when it came into our store. I loved it so much I brought in my PC (With 3DFX card) and put it on display with this game. I think I'm personally responsible for selling at least 4 copies of this game in '97. :P
That was the one :D Loved that store.
Great review! love this game and I still have it somewhere in the garage...like very much the Sega-ish arcade style
This makes me wish I'd kept the boxes that games used to come in. They look so awesome.
The wheelie gimmick very vaguely reminds me of my constant power sliding in Crash Team Racing on the PS1. I played that game so much that my races eventually just became all power sliding. There was also no strategy to it because you could power slide to turn, and power slide while moving nearly straight. I don't think I ever said power slide more in my life.
This was the first 3D accelerated game I ever played, on my ATI Rage 128.
The gameplay was fantastic on this series! Fond memories of my younger years.
Oh my...this takes me back...waaaaay back..
Whoa I'm watching through these newest to oldest, was not expecting the beard :0
I had four games for my first computer: Moto Racer, Outlaws, Backyard Baseball and Nightmare Ned and I loved em all.
Yes! What a nostalgic review. I still have my game disc (along with Moto Racer 2) and NEVER KNEW about those additional tracks. Wow, I may have play this again. I spent a stupid amount of my childhood on this game and NFS2. And that soundtrack. Thanks, LGR!
I've messed my pants, thanks for the nostalgia Clint. I played the crap out of this on a 166 MHz Pentium system with a Microsoft joystick a long time ago.
Time to try and get it working on my modern machine.
This, Grand Prix Legends with a Thrustmaster T1, and Lego Creator made my late 90s 5 year old brain go wild.
I had a Matrox card when I bought this game, a Matrox Mystique 2MB. It looked absolute no different to Software mode on the Mystique but it ran noticably faster. I mean, it was as smooth in 640x480 on the Mystique as it was in 320x240 in software mode. A few months later I bought a 3Dfx card and it ran just as smooth as the Mystique did, only now with BiLinear filtering and looked so much smoother. Awesome game though. Great times had with this one at LANS.
Greensboro North Carolina?! I lived there for a year. Great memories! Greetings from the Netherlands!
This came out of a cereal box back in the day, one of the games that defined my adolescence!
grew up with this game, its basically half my childhood
Damn... I've been looking for this game for 20 years!
Moto Racer 2 had the track editor :)
Dude, this game was the shit. I was 16 in 1997 and when I got this I just played the crap out of it, and I wasn't really even into driving games. The real amazing thing about this game is that even WITHOUT a 3D accelerator card the game ran so fast and smooth in software mode on my P120, which was just unheard of. Also, if you put in any music CD then it would play tracks from it during the races, so you could pop in your favourite 90s rock CD for musical awesomeness while playing!