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Jacked Reminiscent of the classic Road Rash, Jacked is a high-octane arcade motorcycle racer featuring over-the-top combat elements. In Jacked, the world’s fastest and hottest motorbikes - including the gas turbine powered Marine Turbine Superbike - can be yours. Race across the USA, from New York to LA, fulfill a variety of missions and steal your enemies’ bikes at high speed while they are moving by “jacking” them. Fight your enemies with baseball bats and tazers, flame them with Molotov Cocktails, shoot them off their rides with shotguns or blow them out of the way with frag grenades. When they are stunned you can jack their bikes - at any speed, on the road or in midair. In some missions you can even take your biker gang along to help you out in your endeavors. Jacked features an extensive Single Player Mission Mode that includes a big variety of different Race- and Combat Missions. In the Multiplayer Mode you can challenge a friend to a Race or a Gang Battle on the tracks and bikes unlocked in the Mission Mode.

Jacked Reminiscent of the classic Road Rash, Jacked is a high-octane arcade motorcycle racer featuring over-the-top combat elements. In Jacked, the world’s fastest and hottest motorbikes - including the gas turbine powered Marine Turbine Superbike - can be yours. Race across the USA, from New York to LA, fulfill a variety of missions and steal your enemies’ bikes at high speed while they are moving by “jacking” them. Fight your enemies with baseball bats and tazers, flame them with Molotov Cocktails, shoot them off their rides with shotguns or blow them out of the way with frag grenades. When they are stunned you can jack their bikes - at any speed, on the road or in midair. In some missions you can even take your biker gang along to help you out in your endeavors. Jacked features an extensive Single Player Mission Mode that includes a big variety of different Race- and Combat Missions. In the Multiplayer Mode you can challenge a friend to a Race or a Gang Battle on the tracks and bikes unlocked in the Mission Mode.

Road Rash Customer Review: still loads of fun 12 years later
I was 8 when this came out. i remember playing it on the sega saturn and play station version. prefered the ps version because it was way faster at loading and had better sound. now i am 20 and i managed to find a copy of this game on this site and oh boy it’s way better now! it is a bit faster on my ps2 and now i play it on my stereo and it sounds pretty damn good for 12 years old.
now heer is a twist. i am blind and can not see the screen and it is still fun for me :). i love hitting people and crap. it is cool. well i have also played it on the sega genesis and prefer the ps version everytime simply of the better sound. and the 64 version was good for what it was as well :). i defanatly recommend this game for fans of good games!
Customer Review: exciting and sick
I never owned a Sega Genesis so I never got to experience Road Rash on that system (where the series was popular). I did get to watch other Sega owners play the game though (even though watching someone play a game is never as fun as playing it yourself). Once I received a Playstation and noticed that I could play Road Rash on that system, I KNEW I had to grab a copy. I had a good feeling about a PS-X version. Better graphics and sound.