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It would not be a Road Rash themed experience without police chases which Road Rage certainly delivers. Instant missions are race events specifically contained within their respective event type that are immediately accessible after unlocking the race event by successfully completing the corresponding mission. In-game currency is earned by winning race events and achieving objectives within events.

Some single player missions only allow entry upon specific mission requirements such as owning a particular motorbike and a certain amount of bike upgrades as well as an entry fee. Further event types include sprint which tasks the player to find the quickest route through each checkpoint within a rather tight time limit escape involves evading the police by accelerating away from them far enough to hide for long enough before they call off their search for your rider and arcade which provides a variant on the sprint event type by adding seconds to the time limit from passing through each checkpoint albeit with the added twist of simultaneously racing against 5 A.I.

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There are 9 event types in single player including knockout which tasks the player to take down the specified amount of riders within the given time limit time trial sees the player needing to reach the finish line before time expires elimination reduces the field of riders by one at the end of every lap until only one rider remains as the winner stunt requires a particular amount of jumps, near-misses and wheelies to be performed within the time limit assassination involves finding and taking out marked targets within the time limit and circuit race contains multiple checkpoints and laps as you race against up to 5 A.I. Story progression is facilitated through numerous written and spoken mobile phone conversations which results in your next story driven mission. The story revolves around anarchy taking place in a fictional city named Ashen in which gangs now rule the road therefore controlling what is happening in the city. Has the development team at Team 6 Game Studio successfully revived the classic arcade motorbike racing gameplay of the Road Rash franchise in all but name?

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Team 6 Game Studio was founded in 2001, going onto develop over 80 games throughout a multitude of platforms including Flatout: Stuntman on Android and iOS as well as Monster Jam: Battlegrounds and Monster Jam: Crush It on home consoles. Road Rash: Jailbreak released on PlayStation in 2000 featuring a licensed music soundtrack and local multiplayer with a later port to Game Boy Advance in 2003.

However, enhanced versions of Road Rash were released on various platforms such as 3DO in 1994 which was one of the first games to feature licensed music from established recording artists such as SoundGarden making for one of the greatest videogame soundtracks in the history of videogames, while Road Rash 3D on PlayStation released in 1998 with a focus on improved track design and 3D visuals, alongside Road Rash 64 on Nintendo 64 in 1999 which reworked Road Rash 3D to include a range of local multiplayer modes and different graphics.

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Road Rage aims to reinvigorate the arcade motorbike racing genre which remains in the essence of the classic retro Road Rash series which originated on the SEGA Mega Drive in 1991 before receiving an Amiga port in 1992, although immediate Road Rash sequels Road Rash 2 and 3 were initially released exclusively for SEGA Mega Drive in 19 respectively before the SEGA Mega Drive Road Rash trilogy was eventually ported to PSP as part of the EA Replay collection in 2006.

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Road Rage is an arcade motorbike racing game available from retail stores and for download from the PlayStation Store for the PS4.

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