Excerpt: The MotoGP series has always strained for realism, and while it’s fallen just shy of Gran Turismo-esque standards, the games have remained consistently entertaining.
Excerpt: Despite a video game pedigree dating back to Road Rash and Motocross Maniacs, motorcycle games are far thinner on the ground than titles celebrating four wheeled
Summary: MotoGP 4 feels slightly dated, but the solid racing and addition of online play make it a good choice for fans of two-wheeled racing.
Pros: Three distinct racing classes to choose from, Highly customizable controls and handling, The roster includes 79 real-world riders, 16 official tracks, and three bonus ...
Cons: Dated roster is based on the 2004 MotoGP season, Sterile presentation is functional, but incredibly dull.
Conclusion: If you are into bikes you will love this game, if not why would you buy a motorcycle game anyway? It's certainly not perfect, but worth checking out nonetheless.
Conclusion: Overall I really enjoyed my time with MotoGP4. The main Career Mode is really enjoyable and provides a good challenge, and the previously mentioned Challenge Mode will...
Pros: Enjoyable bike handling., Lots of game modes., 3 bike performance categories., Great AI.
Cons: The pivot in the handling can look weird., The parts testing could do with being improved., Music wont be to everyone’s taste.