Note that this doesn’t use the Mystique’s proprietary MSI 3D API, but uses an optimised Direct3D renderer. There is an OEM bundle release for the Matrox Mystique 220 graphics card on. DownloadsĪ ready to play version for modern systems is available on GOG.com and is usually on sale very cheap! It also supports multiplayer using an IPX/SPX network, internet play over TCP/IP, modem and serial link. The game supports keyboard, mouse, and analog and digital joysticks and joypads. Personally I would recommend at least a 133MHz system for the game to run smoothly.
Moto Racer requires a Pentium 90 with a minimum of 16MB of RAM, with a 2x CD-ROM drive and a 2MB graphics card with DirectX 3.0a support. These can also be unlocked by cheating (information below). On completion of the championship mode, the game also unlocks “Pocket Mode” (racing using pocket bikes) and “Reverse Mode” (the ability to race tracks in reverse, effectively doubling the number of tracks). There were also 2 free bonus “DLC” tracks released on Delphine’s website (download links below). The game features a total of 8 tracks, with 4 being unlocked initially and a further 4 being unlockable by completing the championship mode. This page is intended as an archive of files and other random information about this game.Ĭheck out my video all about the Matrox Mystique OEM version of Moto Racer here! It was also released on the PlayStation and had a number of sequels. Moto Racer is a Direct3D motorcycle racing game for Windows 95 released in 1997 by Delphine Software International, and published by EA.
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