The "Jet Moto" series for the PlayStation consists of three main games, each with its unique features and reception. Here's a detailed look at each one:

Jet Moto (1996)

• Release Date: October 31, 1996, in North America; 1997 in Europe and Japan.

• Developer: SingleTrac

• Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

• Gameplay: The game features futuristic racing with jet bikes, offering 20 characters and three tracks initially, with seven more unlockable. The tracks vary from beaches to ice-covered mountains and floating cityscapes. The game was noted for its challenging gameplay and imaginative track design.
  
  

Reception: It received mixed reviews, with the PlayStation version holding a 78.9% rating on GameRankings. Critics praised the soundtrack but noted the game's high difficulty level.

Jet Moto 2 (1997)

• Release Date: 1997

• Developer: SingleTrac

• Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

• Gameplay: Jet Moto 2 introduced ten new tracks and included tracks from the original game, which were unlockable. It supported Dual Analog Controllers for the first time. The game was known for its increased difficulty, as it used gameplay recordings instead of fully developed AI, leading to perfect runs by computer racers.

Reception: It is often considered the best in the series due to its improved controls and track variety. It was also released as a "Greatest Hits" version with some modifications.

Jet Moto 3 (1999)

• Release Date: August 31, 1999

• Developer: Pacific Coast Power & Light

• Publisher: 989 Sports

• Gameplay: This installment introduced new stunt tracks and a "hop" button for avoiding obstacles. It featured smoother graphics and varied track themes, including volcanic islands and Machu Picchu. The physics were overhauled, but the game suffered from heavy texturing.

Reception: While it had improved graphics, the gameplay was considered clunky compared to its predecessors. It was only released in North America.

Best Choice

Many fans and critics suggest that “Jet Moto 2” is the best game in the series due to its improved controls, track variety, and overall gameplay experience.