Win This: Moto Racer 4 for Xbox One

The last couple of weeks has been rough here at home. I ended up with a bad virus, then my little man had it the following week. With him home, the only thing he was up to doing, was playing on his brand new Xbox. As a parent, it’s shocking to see how many violent are on the market and not appropriate for young gamers. We have been sticking to Minecraft and a few others in his age group, and the new Moto Racer 4 that will be available on January 24th is a great option!

While my little sickie was home last week, we had a chance to check out Moto Racing 4, a motorcycle racing video game that reminded me of typical racing games we’ve previously played in local arcades. The only difference was that it didn’t come with a motorcycle to sit on. Once we plugged in our sample gaming code and downloaded the game (which took approximately 40 minutes due to our internet speed), he was up and running.

Moto Racer 4 is the next game in line with the popular “Moto Racer” gaming trilogy. A popular two-wheel motor racing game, it’s actually quite simple: With a normal controller, my racer was able to navigate through the course, occasionally hitting another car, bumping into a side rail, or flying off of ramps quite easily. Since I’m NOT a racing gamer, I was seriously all over the place! Sad to say, I’m more of the Atari speed if you can get my drift.

Moto Racer 4 features Motocross and powerful motorbikes races on asphalt. The challenges include speed and entertainment, aerial maneuvers, and huge crashes. Race these bikes to their max, at times up to 185 miles per hour – the more risks the gamers take, the more points they get to use to customize both pilots and bikes quickly.

Play the game on your own or with up to 10 players. Then, turn up the heat and get the competition started with a quick game in split-screen, multiplayer mode and see who will take home the championship! The graphics were awesome and just as you’d see in the arcade game. We’re still learning the game and moving through the different levels.

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