Moto Racer 2 improves on its predecessor with more bikes, additional circuits and better driving physics. Split-screen multiplayer mode is very fun. An excellent franchise entry consolidating Infogrames' reputation in the motorcycle racing genre on PS1.
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Racing2 players3+
Split screen
Description
Arcade sequel to Moto Racer with expanded tracks and new vehicles. Created by Delphine Software International and Electronic Arts, released in 1998 in Japan, the United States and Europe with Sv version under the Moto Racer 2 title. Over fifteen new road and off-road tracks, track editor mode, over ten bikes, championship mode and licensed rock soundtrack. Multi-regional edition.
An arcade motorcycle racer alternating asphalt and off-road, praised for its sense of speed and its track editor, in a sequel more generous than the first. Still common, it owes its interest to this brisk playability rather than scarcity, the Japanese version being a bit less widespread. An affordable piece for fans of fast late-1990s racing.
Better with friends
A snappy motorbike race best savored in split-screen, alternating tarmac and off-road in handlebar-to-handlebar duels. The competition rewards aggressive riding and risk-taking in the corners, in a direct, heady rivalry. Accessible and spectacular, it restarts easily for a quick race and triggers memorable last-second overtakes.
Is Moto Racer 2 still worth playing in 2026?
Moto Racer 2 improves on its predecessor with more motorcycles, additional circuits and better driving physics. Split-screen multiplayer mode is great fun, and Delphine Software's title offers an effective arcade experience mixing road and off-road motorcycles. An excellent PS1 moto-racer with exhilarating speed sense and immediate handling. A friendly detour today.
