True, but if you port this into BNG which is a much faster game, players will just pinball off the obstacles.

Slow in terms of actual velocity? Yes.

Slow in terms of gameplay? Hell NO.

The first two Jet Motos are still some of my favorite AG racers of all time, right behind F-Zero X.

You don't need a small vehicles category to add Jet Moto tracks (and the new update has been in the works for a year now, with no release date in sight).

You do need good tracks, and very few Jet Moto tracks are any good. Most are just annoying obstacle courses that only work in Jet Moto because Jet Moto is a very slow game.

First off, mildly disappointed that this isn't actually a remake of a track from the original Jet Moto from the PS1 that just happens to share its name with this circuit, especially in light of the addition of the "Small Vehicles" category to ballisticNG.

That out of my system, I have to say that I'm impressed with the layout overall. The spiraling turn at one end of the circuit, the sharp hairpins at the other, and the scenery itself is striking.

Madagascar was chosen because it's kind of Cryptoland for psibros. :P The reverse version has the starting line in the middle of the death straight and it feels a lot shorter as a result!

Another long track, and another really unique run. It runs like a less-sh1te version of Omega Harbor, and the visuals are really striking, bearing a dystopian techno-goth aesthetic, despite being geographically set in *Madagascar* of all places. That's right, this track's set on an island southeast of continental Africa! Thank Mentek for the psionic projections, I guess!

That said, this track's best enjoyed in race modes, as the very long, le Mans-like "murder alley" back straight isn't the most interesting track feature for speed-lap runs, though I bet it'd be a welcome breather in a zone run.

Thank you for continuing to make detailed tracks. Each one has its own vibe and story, and I love them all.