Moto X, a lost SNES motocross game developed in 1994, is being officially brought to modern consoles on 16 October 2026 after 32 years. It will cost $5.99 and include split-screen multiplayer.
01Summary
- 01Moto X was developed in 1994 but never originally released after publisher Trimark Interactive abandoned console gaming.
- 02Piko Interactive released the game on the SNES in 2023 on a physical cartridge.
- 03Ratalaika Games is now handling digital distribution and will port it to Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X and PC.
- 04The modern release is set for 16 October 2026 and will cost $5.99.
- 05The game features five tracks, AI opponents or split-screen multiplayer, and three difficulty options: 250cc, 550cc and 750cc.
02Why it matters
The release gives players access to a long-lost SNES title that was unavailable for decades. It also shows how older games are being preserved and made playable on current hardware.
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