Image credits: Road Redemption (Kickstarter) The sheer fun of playing Road Rash - which also had an accompanied story mode that no one paid attention to - cemented the title as a timeless classic, paving the way for sequels all the way up to 2000, with subsequent titles being released across a range of platforms, including the PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, and the Gameboy Advance. This allowed you to use your combat abilities against unsuspecting racers while on-foot, making for some truly hilarious and memorable gameplay moments. The gameplay was further diversified by the fact that you had to rush back to your fallen bike, and you could manually do that.

Of course, against competitive players, you could also be the one knocked off your bike, causing your character to tumble across the ground for tens of feet, if you were going at high speeds before being swept from your vehicle. Players could utilize their racer's aggressive abilities such as kicking and punching other racers off their bikes and could even employ the use of weapons such as chains, nunchucks, and lead pipes. What made the game fun was its emphasis on vehicular combat.

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