GP-1 (Game)

GP-1

GAME » on June 25, 1993

Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform)

A motorcycle racing game based on the FIM World Championships circuit that was developed by Genki and published by Atlus for the SNES in 1993. It was followed by GP-1: Part II.

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Overview

GP-1 is a motorcycle racing game from Genki and published by Atlus in the US, Japan and Europe. It takes a behind-the-bike perspective established by Sega's Hang-On, enhanced by the Super Nintendo's Mode 7 (Concept). The player can choose their bike, configure the bike's parts and even choose their own mechanic from a limited selection. The player wins money in races that can be spent on improving their bike. The game was followed up with a sequel, GP-1: Part II.

Critical Reception

Electronic Gaming Monthly's Mike Weigand gave GP-1 a review score of 7 out of 10. He wrote, "...This is another behind the vehicle perspective racing game except it's more like Road Rash -- you ride a motorcycle (but there is none of the side-by-side brutal fighting). Getting used to your racer takes some time, but overall it is a good racing game".

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