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// No Second Prize(1992)
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About No Second Prize
No Second Prize is a polygon-based motorcycle racing game where players compete against five world-class riders for a unique grand prize: the last remaining model of the world's greatest motorbike. The game features mouse-based controls that allow realistic handling and bike-leaning mechanics, with graphics that tilt appropriately when cornering. Players must navigate through traffic, avoiding casual riders on brown bikes while racing against their rivals. The game includes advanced replay functionality with multiple camera angles (follow, side-view, and TV-style chase), variable playback speeds, and the ability to review any moment from the race.
No Second Prize is a polygon-based motorcycle racing game where players compete against five world-class riders for a unique grand prize: the last remaining model of the world's greatest motorbike. The game features mouse-based controls that allow realistic handling and bike-leaning mechanics, with graphics that tilt appropriately when cornering. Players must navigate through traffic, avoiding casual riders on brown bikes while racing against their rivals. The game includes advanced replay functionality with multiple camera angles (follow, side-view, and TV-style chase), variable playback speeds, and the ability to review any moment from the race.
Game modes: Single player
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When was No Second Prize released?
No Second Prize released on December 31, 1992, developed by Thalion Software and published by Thalion Software.
What platforms is No Second Prize available on?
No Second Prize is available on Atari ST/STE, Amiga. It supports single player.