Customer Reviews

Race Across America

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

All in all not a bad game. The tunes and sounds are good, but the graphics are pretty lame (real blocky) I loaded this game on my 2 computers. 1)Desktop - PIII 550 w/ATI Rage 128 graphics card - runs smooth in high detail mode 2)Laptop - Pentium 300 - runs slow, even in low detail mode You can choose from a few different bikes, colors, riders and routes. So, you won't be going on the same route everytime. Not too bad a game.

Looking for an ultra-modern, fast paced, exciting racing game with end-over-end crashes? Well this ain't it!

Looking to get over the winter blues because your hog is benched for the winter? This may help!

Race Across America isn't the greatest looking game and it certainly doesn't have the greatest playability but it does offer a brief winter reprieve. The backgrounds in the game are nicely done and with a little imagination you can picture yourself out cruising America's highways - minus the smashed bugs in your teeth. Well worth 20 bucks.

Really super way of touring America. However it is best to CHEAT a little! When driving Arizona, turn right just after the 'water bags' sign, roaring off road through the desert and it's pillars. Turn right again to get back on the paved road, at the red 'Therma Shave' signs, and you should be in first place to find the 'Seven Pillar's of Wisdom', with a fuel efficient fast bike. I won the Gold Trophy and a purse of cash too. Some programmers would have blown my tires off for this, but WizardWorks had some good guys.

Not a bad game, it's old and hard to find now. The graphics and game play don't compare to my xbox but hey where else can you find a Harley based game. If your a Harley fan you'll get get a kick out of this game.

The playability is lame. The graphics are below average. This game is not even close to being realistic. The sound f/x are not good. F.Y.I. I am running a 700 mhz pentium with a voodoo 3000 16mb 3dfx video card.