Road Rash 64 is a 1999 racing game developed by Pacific Coast Power and Light and published by THQ for the Nintendo 64.

Conversely, the worst scenario is to be "busted" by police officers, who intervene when situations get too hectic or racers damage them, which costs the player money.

In a similar situation, it was also possible to lose without getting busted; should a player's damages become sufficiently acute the motorcycle would be sent to a mechanic who would charge for parts and labor in order to get back into the game.

[5] The game featured licensed music from bands such as Sugar Ray, CIV, The Mermen, and Full on the Mouth.

[7] GameSpot praised the game for ultimately being fun, especially with multiplayer, but criticized the blurry graphics and repetitive sound and music.