Canceled Moto-X SNES Game Races to Nintendo Switch on October 16, 2026

Moto-X, the motocross game originally developed by Software Creations in 1994 and canceled in the 1990s, is confirmed for release on the Nintendo Switch on October 16, 2026, priced at $5.99 USD on the Nintendo eShop, according to gamerant.com.

The Nintendo Switch version includes no notable enhancements or upgrades over the original SNES game, and the eShop lists the title as compatible with Nintendo Switch 2. The download has a file size of 74 MB, with Ratalaika Games handling the Nintendo Switch release.

Moto-X supports split-screen multiplayer and offers three skill levels, each with five tracks, using 250cc, 550cc, and 750cc motorcycles, along with unlockable bonus tracks.

History

Software Creations developed Moto-X in 1994, but the project was canceled in the 1990s because the developer felt it lacked depth and its publisher shifted focus to interactive movie games.

In 2023, Moto-X received its first release on physical SNES cartridges, with Piko Interactive selling the retail cartridges.