Super Cross II (Japan, set 1)

Race against an opponent on dirt tracks in Super Cross II, a two-player motorbike racing game released in 1986 by Sanritsu/GM Shoji. Players utilize an eight-way joystick and two buttons to maneuver their motorcycles across challenging courses filled with jumps and obstacles. The gameplay focuses on skillful handling and precise timing to outpace your rival and secure victory. Super Cross II features a straightforward control scheme, allowing players of varying skill levels to quickly jump into the action. Two Zilog Z80 processors power the game’s visuals while three Texas Instruments SN76496 chips deliver its sound effects. The arcade cabinet accommodates two racers eager to compete head-to-head. Published in May of 1986, this title provides a classic example of early driving games and offers an engaging experience for fans of motorbike racing.