Sega Storm Rider 2 Motion Twin

Two full-scale motorbike seats tilt and shift side to side. One lit billboard overhead. Both 47-inch screens fire at once.

Overview

Storm Rider 2 Motion Twin is Sega's two-player motion-based motorbike racing cabinet, built for arcades and family entertainment centers. Each seat rides its own pneumatic motion base that shifts side to side continuously during play, synchronized to on-screen action rendered by Unreal Engine across four distinct race tracks. Up to four units link together for four-player simultaneous racing, and an in-game bike upgrade system retains performance improvements between sessions.

Key Features

Independent Motion Bases on Both Seats

Each seat rides its own pneumatic motion base that shifts laterally during play — leaning with turns, reacting to terrain and collision events on the track. The physical movement is continuous throughout the race, not triggered only at specific moments, making the tilt visible from outside the cabinet as well as felt by the rider. A dedicated compressor unit ships with the cabinet and powers the motion system.

Fully Lit Billboard Header

The twin cabinet ships with a large illuminated billboard spanning the top of both monitor columns. At 98 inches assembled height, the lit header broadcasts the machine's presence across a game room floor, visible above adjacent cabinets and from entry points where the motion activity is already drawing attention.

Unreal Engine Graphics with Boost Mechanic

Track environments are rendered in Unreal Engine across four distinct race locations with varied scenery. Activating the Boost function pushes the on-screen speed into a visually distinct high-velocity state and triggers a corresponding change in the motion base response, pairing the visual cue with a physical sensation the rider feels in the seat.

Four-Unit Link for Multiplayer Racing

Two Storm Rider 2 Motion Twin cabinets link together to run a simultaneous four-player race. The connection expands the competitive field from a two-seat head-to-head to a full four-bike grid — the link capability is built into the base cabinet configuration at the factory level.

Touchscreen Lobby Controls and Bike Upgrade System

Ride selection and session setup run through a touchscreen lobby interface at the cabinet. The game includes three selectable bikes and three characters, plus an in-game upgrade system where performance improvements carry across sessions — the upgrade state is retained between sessions, not reset at power-down.

Advanced AI Scales Across Skill Levels

The game's AI system adjusts race difficulty to match the skill of the rider. First-time players and experienced racers can sit on the same machine in the same session without the operator adjusting any mode or configuration between plays.

How It Plays

Each rider picks a bike and character at the touchscreen lobby, then takes position on the physical motorbike seat. Through four fully rendered race tracks, the handlebars steer the on-screen bike while the motion base leans and shifts beneath the rider — both seats moving independently and simultaneously when two players race together. From outside the cabinet, the side-to-side tilting of both seats during the same corner sequence, framed by the lit billboard above, reads as a coordinated physical event rather than two riders sitting still.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Scalable from Two to Four Seats

The twin cabinet operates as a standalone two-player unit. A second cabinet links to it for four-player action without retrofitting either unit — the link is built into both cabinets at the factory level, so an operator can start with one twin and expand the configuration later as floor space allows.

Dual Voltage Simplifies Install

The cabinet runs on either 110V at 19.5A or 220V at 9.8A — both configurations deliver the same 2,150W draw. Venues on standard 110V circuits and those with existing 220V infrastructure are both supported without a step-up transformer or field modification.

Ships in Five Discrete Crates

The full twin unit arrives in five freight crates — two monitor columns, two seat assemblies, and one compressor unit — each sized to move through standard commercial doorways and loading docks independently. The largest single crate (seat assembly) measures 42 in D x 81 in W x 60 in H, which fits standard freight elevator and dock dimensions.

Stunt and Boost Content Extends Session Variety

Beyond standard racing, the game includes a stunt system and Boost mechanic that introduce additional play objectives within each session. Combined with the persistent bike upgrade system, the content structure gives returning players new actions to attempt without any operator intervention between sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many players can use the Storm Rider 2 Motion Twin at once?

The twin cabinet seats two players simultaneously, one per motion base. Linking two Storm Rider 2 Motion Twin cabinets together supports four-player simultaneous racing on a shared grid — no additional software or hardware upgrade is required beyond the second cabinet.

What are the assembled dimensions and weight of the Storm Rider 2 Motion Twin?

The fully assembled twin unit measures 105 inches deep by 120 inches wide by 98 inches tall and weighs 2,094 lbs. The cabinet ships in five separate crates — two monitor columns, two seat assemblies, and one compressor — to accommodate freight logistics and doorway clearance during installation.

What power supply does the Storm Rider 2 Motion Twin require?

The cabinet operates on 110V at 19.5 amps or 220V at 9.8 amps, with a total draw of 2,150 watts in either configuration. Both voltage options are supported at the factory level — no field modification is required to switch between them.

How does the bike upgrade system work in Storm Rider 2?

The game includes three selectable bikes and three characters across four race tracks. Performance upgrades earned during play are stored by the machine and carry into subsequent sessions — the upgrade state is not reset at power-down.

Ideal Placement

The Storm Rider 2 Motion Twin fits best in venues with open floor plans that can accommodate the 120-inch width and 105-inch depth of the assembled twin unit: family entertainment centers, large arcade halls, trampoline parks, and bowling center arcades with dedicated simulator bays. The 98-inch assembled height requires standard commercial ceiling clearance. A second unit can link on-site to extend the footprint to four seats for venues with the floor space to support it.

Shipping & Setup

We offer flexible freight delivery options, including curbside and lift-gate services. Shipping costs and timing are calculated at checkout based on your location and requirements.

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a standard manufacturer warranty and access to technical support to ensure long-term performance and uptime.

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