RIDE

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Watching the trailer at the top of this page, I saw Bimota listed. Fingers crossed for this...

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Enough with the moderns! Apparently the classic bikes go back to 1987, so that's definitely the era I'm more interested in.

I think they're more keeping those as a pleasant surprise for closer to release. But still, I agree. More classics!
 
Seems like a really good game this guys and gals.Maybe we will have the IOM TT at a later date, what do you think ?.I think this will definately grow in popularity amongst motorcyclists and gamers everywhere.It sounds like Milestone can make better bike racing games than Polyphony Digital to me.PD tend to sit on their laurels a bit too much, instead of pulling out all of the stops and make a game from scratch that should be a world class game.
 
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The latest gameplay video above is looking really good. I'm pleasantly surprised seeing the physics in action in comparions to the earlier (WIP) builds previously shown. Looks like a major step up from the SBK and MotoGP series.

Still can't decide between this and pCARS though. Want both of them, only have time for one.

:banghead:
 
If I had to choose from my own personal circumstances (financial), I'd go for
Ride because I've got plenty of 4 wheeled stuff to be going on with

Thankfully though (fingers crossed), I think I'm going to be able to get both
 
I'm thankful this game will be coming out at the same time as the versions of PCARS I can't play, to distract me while I continue waiting for PCARS for Wii U. :)
 
Here are some bikes i am hoping to see later on in RIDE as DLC.

Road legal/race Yamaha TZ750 OW31 ( they acually made this ROAD LEGAL ).
Kawasaki KR750
Suzuki TR750
Suzuki RG500
All Cagiva GP bikes
Honda NS/NSR/RS 500 gp bikes
Yamaha YZR500
Yamaha YZR680 OW69
Yamaha RD500 V4
Yamaha RZV500 V4
 
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Lightning LS-218: A new, extreme, electrically-powered bike from the USA: 228 Nm of torque, weighing in at 225 kg, Brembo brakes, and a top speed of over 185 mph. The LS-218 is the 'production' version of the first electric bike to break through the 200 mph threshold, a feat achieved on the legendary Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, where the 218 earned its name from the top speed of 218 mph reached by the prototype bike on that occasion. The model already boasts an impressive reputation on the track, participating in the TTCPX series, the Le Mans 24 Hours, and the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. The Lightning LS-218 is powered by a liquid-cooled permanent magnet electric engine, delivering 200 hp and 168 Nm of torque. The LS-218 uses high-grade components, with Ohlins suspension, Brembo brakes and forged magnesium Marchesini wheel rims.
 
Would love to be able to ride my bike in the game, couldn't in TT unfortunately and I don't have high hopes for the '03 fzs600 to be in this game, but it's successors will do though.
 
There's supposed to be a demo before release, according to the official RIDE website. Hopefully it'll make the wait more bearable.

:D
 
I'm not going to count on a demo for previous gen consoles, though.
Milestone are among the ever-decreasing number of developers who still support demos in this day and age, something I respect them having the balls to do. Seeing how the MotoGP 14 demo was released on all platforms (with the exception of XB1 due to them not bothering with the XB1 at all at the time), I'd expect no different when it comes to RIDE.

*crossing fingers*
 
Had a email from Game, my preorder has dropped from £49.99 to £39.99. I expected it to drop, but it's nice to see it confirmed.
 
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