Road Rash 3, a worldwide and more complete sequel. Tuning, international races, more brawling, a series peak on Mega Drive.
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Racing1 player12+
Description
Motorcyclists race and fight in this third EA Sports Road Rash for Mega Drive. Published by Electronic Arts, released in the United States in 1995. Road Rash sequel with new world roads, licensed rock music and enriched combat.
Road Rash 3 review
4/5
Art direction
★★★★★
"Striking"
MAX
Music
★★★★★
"Legendary"
1/5
Story
★★★★★
"Anecdotal"
A world tour replaces the American roads: Kenya, Germany, Australia, Brazil, each with its own landscapes and signage. The bikes gain visible parts as upgrades accumulate, and the rival riders wear distinct outfits that make them recognisable from one race to the next.
Even more rock, the third entry pushes the FM chip to its limits for electric, cutting themes serving the globe-trotting races. The nervy riffs charge the fury of the brawls and the speed of the chases. This raw sonic intensity extends the series' musical identity with bite.
The third entry in EA's series, Road Rash 3 pushes the race and brawl formula to its console peak, with a world tour of circuits, bikes to upgrade and an enriched arsenal of blows. The deeper management of the machine and the variety of settings bring real depth, while the snappy riding and the jubilant violence stay intact. The presentation gets the most out of the hardware. For a fan of arcade racing or of the Road Rash series, the title keeps a generous content, a strong identity and a still infectious fun.
