Jet Moto

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Also known as Jet Rider in Europe, this franchise offers big air time in hoverbike races.

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The Jet Moto series is one with a constant goal, to race faster than your opponents and reach the finish before them.

Games

Jet Moto (Game)

1 November 1996

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Jet Moto 2 (Game)

11 November 1997

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Jet Moto 3 (Game)

30 November 1999

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Franchise details

Name

Jet Moto

Features

3 games

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First game

Jet Moto (Game)

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Concepts

• Has concepts: Tricks (Concept), In-Game Advertising (Concept), Suicide Track (Concept), Laps (Concept), Future Sport (Concept), Anti-Gravity Racing (Concept), PlayStation Underground (Concept), E3 1996 (Concept), E3 1997 (Concept), E3 1999 (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), PlayStation Mobile (Concept), Promo VHS (Concept), Redbook Audio (Concept), Split-Screen Multiplayer (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Grapple (Object), Airborne Hovercraft (Object)

People

• Has people: Brian J. Wiklem (Person), Craig Rechenmacher (Person), Daniel D. Wood (Person), David Bamberger (Person), Howard Liebeskind (Person), Kenneth Chan (Person), Peter Dille (Person), T. S. Flanagan (Person), Matt McDonald (Person), Jack Tretton (Person), Mark Pentek (Person), Jay Barnson (Person), Buzz Burrowes (Person), Tony Bourne (Person), Adam Baxley (Person), Chuck Doud (Person), Conner Morlang (Person), Donovan Soto (Person), Mike Giam (Person), Randy Zorko (Person), Hunter Luisi (Person), Peter Anthony Chiodo (Person)