Violent Motorcycle 64

Road Rash 64 is a 1999 motorcycle combat racing game developed by Pacific Coast Power and Light (subsidiary of THQ) and published by THQ for the Nintendo 64. Gameplay involves riding a motorcycle on open-road courses where the player must race while eliminating opponents using weapons like maces, spiked clubs, tasers, and sledgehammers; progression includes career mode for unlocking new bikes and tracks, with single-player and multiplayer (up to 4 players) support. Story is linear but secondary, focusing on street racing and survival in a lawless world. Characters include the player character and various AI motorcycle riders. What makes it stand out is its arcade-style combat during high-speed chases on the N64's 3D engine, extreme violence and chaos not seen in other N64 racers, plus five different multiplayer modes; it is the only Road Rash entry on N64 and a cult favorite for its brutal, rule-free mayhem despite dated graphics.