Coupled with Infogrames’ desire to close the studio, TDC was forever cancelled.Ī Dreamcast version of Test Drive Cycles was cancelled too, while GameBoy Color and PC versions were released in 2000.

Infogrames even went the extra mile to get the licenses for real manufacturer upgrades, giving each bike its own upgrade pack.Īs we can read on the Playstation Museum:Īccording to some sources within the studio, a major setback occurred when the lead programmer left the team. Smashing through certain obstacles will open up new track paths and shortcuts, while trophies, new bikes and upgrades are won along the way. In addition to five opponents racing to win the cup, players must also deal with traffic, oil slicks and unpredictable weather conditions. Players choose from three game modes: Quick Race, Championship and Head-to-Head (two players). Up to two players can go head-to-head on 12 tracks from locations all over the world, including the streets of Washington DC, the beaches of Bali, the canyons of Utah, the Alps, Amsterdam, Hong Kong, the French Riviera and even the historic site of Mount Rushmore in South Dakota. Infogrames wanted to expand their Test Drive series (Test Drive, Test Drive Off-Road, Test Drive Rally and Test Drive Le Mans) to focus solely on motorcycles with licensed manufacturers such as Harley Davidson, BMW, Moto Guzzi, and Bimota, but in the end the project was never released. Composed soundtrack: PS1 (NTSC) Bottomdawg: Unseen Pt 2 (Instrumental. Country Band Song Genre Actions PC/PS1 (PAL) Christopher Rime: Gigantosaurus: Composed soundtrack: Christopher Rime: Tawa: Composed soundtrack: Christopher Rime.

Test Drive Cycles is a cancelled motorcycle racing game that was in development in 1998 / 1999 by Accolade’s San Jose studios, the same studio responsible for Test Drive Off-Road 2 and 3. This website is a fansite It is not part of EA (Electronic Arts).

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