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Dirt Trax FX

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Race motocross on 22 tracks, using bike lean controls to navigate varied terrain and obstacles.

Dirt Trax FX was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1995 by Acclaim Entertainment. It is the original game and was not released on any other platform before the SNES version.


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About Dirt Trax FX

Dirt Trax FX is a motocross racing title where players select from eight distinct riders, each with unique performance attributes. The game's 22 tracks are filled with varied terrain features such as ramps, pits, and mounds, with some surfaces presenting additional hazards like mud, ice, or water.

Vehicle handling is a key component, with control inputs allowing the rider to lean the bike and adjust its pitch. Before starting, participants choose from four motorcycle engine classes, which directly influence the game's speed and make the overall experience more challenging; the most powerful option requires unlocking. An alternative "Rad Tag" mode is also available, where the objective is to stop a countdown timer by making contact with an opponent.

Dirt Trax FX Screenshots

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Intro
Title screen
Main menu
Choosing a driver
The first track
You can try to drive over the borders of the track, but that's risky.
The tracks are filled with slopes
Intermediate result
Most races play more like duels, with slower drivers being little more than obstacles
Results after a race
Mud slows you down
Choosing a track