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Game Info
- Platform
- Sega Genesis
- Genres
- Racing · Vehicular Combat
- Player Perspective
- Third person
- Developers
- Electronic Arts
- Publishers
- Electronic Arts · Tec Toy
- Release date
- December 1, 1992
Summary
Road Rash II (often just called Road Rash 2) takes the chaotic motorcycle‑racing formula of the original and cranks it up with a split‑screen two‑player mode that feels like a whole new game. You can race side‑by‑side against a friend on any of the five U.S. tracks—Hawaii, Arizona, Tennessee, Alaska and Vermont—each of which repeats across five difficulty levels, so the competition never runs out of steam.
The game adds a roster of fifteen bikes, some equipped with nitro bursts, and introduces the chain as a heavy‑metal weapon you can swing after snatching it from an opponent. Stamina meters for you and the nearest rival sit in opposite corners of the screen, turning every punch, kick or backhand into a tactical decision. Crashing into obstacles or getting caught by a police officer can eject you from your bike, force a costly repair bill, or even end the race if you can’t pay the fine.
Behind the scenes a tiny EA team of three programmers, five artists and four track builders squeezed the sequel onto an 8‑megabit cartridge, giving them room for the split‑screen, low‑res cutscenes and richer AI that makes each racer feel distinct. Critics praised the added multiplayer, nitro, and chain, and the title quickly became a top‑selling Genesis hit, still remembered for its sharp graphics, punchy soundtrack and the pure, addictive thrill of bashing rivals while racing across the country.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Multiplayer setup
- Split Screen
Alternative Titles
- Road Rash 2 Alternative










