Moto Racer 3 Critic Reviews

With some spruced up graphics, Moto Racer 3 manages to match the previous installment’s fun factor while surpassing it in a few ways...a good game but not a must have title.

MR3 successfully combines five extremely unique motorcycle disciplines into one convenient package and delivers a substantial helping of thrills and spills. However, it is not nearly as deep as it initially appears or as sophisticated as a third installment should be.

Combines everything you've ever wanted when it comes to moto-sports in one package...but there are a few things that end up costing this game overall.

There are five race types in total through MR3 with only three tracks a piece. That makes only 15 tracks total... that's way too few. There were over 30 in the last Moto Racer game, why downgrade your game instead of upgrading?

Overall, the lack of maps and diversity in bikes severely hinders this games longevity. The credit system used by Moto Racer 3 does make for very linear gameplay with very little reward for you once you have purchased all the additional maps and bikes.

I do not recommend Moto Racer 3 to anyone over the age of twenty-one.

Sim racing fans will find that it is too easy and not realistic enough, and will grow tired of it before too long.

It is sooooo arcadish, the same old tired motorcycle engine whine that has been used in every arcade bike game for the last 15 years was there in full crescendo. I almost found myself looking for a slot to stuff another quarter into.

Shabby joystick support also contributes to a number of annoying control issues.

Okay for a quick blast with its pick-up-and-play controls and simplistic physics, but just as you start getting into it, you begin to realise there isn't really an awful lot more.