Pocketbike Racer (Microsoft Xbox , 2006)

Welcome to the wild world of pocketbike racing: The tiniest and most back-breaking of motorsports. Swing your leg over your Pocketbike Racer and experience the exhilaration only a knee-high motorcycle can provide.

It might look a bit ridiculous, but being this low to the ground does have its advantages. You have a lower center of gravity, so you can take those corners harder and stay stable. Also, if you fall, there's not so far to go. Best of all, your opponents are on the right level to eat your dust.

So choose your 40 pound, 14 horsepower beast, chose a character, and chose from a series of tracks with long straightaways, tight bends, and treacherous hairpins. Then sit back and enjoy the game, knowing you can always Have It Your Way®.

Pocketbike Racer is a mini-motorcycle racing game, released by fast food chain Burger King as part of a 2006 holiday season promotion. Players take control of the King, or one of his fellow restaurant mascots and spokespeople (including real-life model Brooke Burke), to enter into fast-paced, kart-racing styled competition. As with Big Bumpin' and Sneak King -- the other two titles released in the promotion -- the Pocketbike Racer disc actually contains two complete versions of the game: one for play on the original Xbox console and the other for play on Xbox 360. Pocketbike Racer was developed by Blitz Games, a studio known for its work with licensed properties in games such as Taz: Wanted, CUBIX: Race 'N Robots, and Pac-Man World 3.