LAI Games Asphalt Moto Blitz DX Twin

A 3-axis platform tilts and pitches under the rider. Two 49-inch screens. Fourteen licensed superbikes. The seat motion reads from across the floor.

Overview

Asphalt Moto Blitz DX Twin is a linked motorcycle racing simulator from LAI Games, built on the globally recognized Asphalt 9 IP. Each cabinet seats one rider on a full 3-axis motion platform with a 49-inch Full HD monitor, and up to four units connect for head-to-head multiplayer across 15 tracks spanning five real-world locations. A 7.5-million-combination racing suit customizer and an onboard motion camera add a personalization layer absent from most simulator cabinets at this footprint.

Key Features

3-Axis Dynamic Motion Platform with Vibrating Horn

The seat assembly moves on three axes — pitch, roll, and yaw — responding in real time to acceleration, cornering, and collision events. A vibrating horn delivers tactile feedback through the handlebars, reinforcing braking and road-texture sensations during play. From outside the cabinet, the physical motion of the rider is visible above the cabinet line, with the seat pitching forward on braking and rolling through turns.

14 Licensed Motorcycles from Ducati, Honda, KTM, Yamaha, and More

The game includes 14 unique bikes drawn from six motorcycle manufacturers, including Ducati, Honda, KTM, and Yamaha. Players also race against six NPC opponents drawn from four supercar brands, placing superbikes alongside supercars on the same track for mixed-traffic competition.

7.5 Million Racing Suit Combinations

Before each race, players configure their rider’s suit from a customization system with 7.5 million possible color and design combinations. The suit appears on-screen throughout the race, giving each player a visually distinct avatar on the track.

5 Real-World Locations with 15 Unique Tracks

Race environments span Scotland, Shanghai, New York, Nevada, and Osaka — each rendered across multiple track layouts for 15 unique circuits. The Osaka track, added as a free update, runs through industrial zones, downtown Osaka, a Cherry Blossom Park featuring Osaka Castle, and the game’s first in-game highway section, all within a single heat.

4 Game Modes Including Linked Tournament Play

Tournament, Classic, 1 on 1, and Curfew modes are available. Tournament and 1 on 1 support the linked multiplayer configuration across up to four cabinets; Curfew mode introduces a timed countdown mechanic as a standalone challenge format.

Motion Camera Capture

An onboard motion camera records the rider during play. The captured footage integrates with the cabinet’s attract cycle, displaying live or recent player activity visible to passersby on the floor.

How It Plays

The rider straddles a motorcycle-form seat, grips the handlebars, and steers by leaning into corners — the 3-axis platform tilts and pitches beneath them in sync with each turn, braking event, and collision. In linked mode, up to four riders race simultaneously on the same track, with each cabinet’s motion platform operating independently — so adjacent units show different lean angles at the same instant in the race, making the combined installation visually active from any approach angle on the floor.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Scalable from Twin to Four-Cabinet Linked Play

The Twin configuration supports immediate two-player head-to-head. The same network architecture supports up to four linked cabinets, so operators can start with the DX Twin footprint and expand the installation without replacing hardware.

Free Content Updates Extend Content Life

The Osaka track was delivered as a free update to all existing Moto Blitz operators — adding a new circuit with a full environment set (industrial zones, downtown, cherry blossom park, highway section) at no additional hardware cost. LAI’s update model means installed units receive new content without cabinet replacement.

Payment Hardware Flexibility at Installation

The universal connector and built-in readiness for coin, DBA, and card systems lets operators configure payment to match existing infrastructure — no adapter harness or conversion kit required at install.

Globally Recognized IP

Asphalt 9 is an established mobile racing franchise with a global player base. The cabinet’s marquee carries name recognition before the attract cycle starts, particularly with the teen and young adult demographic that forms the core FEC audience.

Ideal Placement

Best suited for family entertainment centers, large arcade venues, and bowling or entertainment complexes with dedicated simulator zones. The twin footprint (106.3″ wide, 91″ deep) fits standard simulator bay configurations; the four-cabinet expansion suits open floor plans where the linked-play motion is visible from adjacent areas.

Shipping & Setup

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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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