Which bike has the best sound?
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- TwinTurboJay
LOL @ Witch Bike
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TwinTurboJayLOL @ Witch Bike
Thats abit random lol.
I like the sound that the Yamaha TZ250 '03 has.
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TwinTurboJayLOL @ Witch Bike
Welcome josef!
I like the sound of the NR 750
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Hey josef, welcome. You should have a look at the forum rules, though, because standard English is required, including capitalization, punctuation, and so on. This helps avoid confusing those members for whom English is a second or third language. And frankly, some of us for whom it's the first!
Also, most of us tend to judge posts like these as a bit, you know, sort of lazy.
As for your question, I rather like the Ducati and Aprilia tones.
Also, most of us tend to judge posts like these as a bit, you know, sort of lazy.
As for your question, I rather like the Ducati and Aprilia tones.
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all of the v's have a deep, bass sound.
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Honda CRB 1000RR (street bike) with normal/standard exhaust...
That thing is a beast.
That thing is a beast.
Personally, I think that they all sound quite horrid. Polyphony have never made any decent engine/exhaust sounds, although they seem to put a lot of work behind recording them. For some reason, they seem to edit the bass out of the sound when the revs go above 3-4000 rpm or so. It's such a shame that they always screw up the engine sound as it's such a large part of the driving/riding experience.
I hope that Polyphony will someday realize that their sound sucks, but I doubt that will happen unless people start complaining. Unfortunately, people seem to be quite happy with the sounds in Polyphony games.
Need For Speed: Underground 2 is a game with very good engine/exhaust sounds. Deep rumbling throaty sounds. Absolutely brilliant with a home cinema system. I'll never forget the sweet rumble of the stock Subaru Impreza WRX.
I hope that Polyphony will someday realize that their sound sucks, but I doubt that will happen unless people start complaining. Unfortunately, people seem to be quite happy with the sounds in Polyphony games.
Need For Speed: Underground 2 is a game with very good engine/exhaust sounds. Deep rumbling throaty sounds. Absolutely brilliant with a home cinema system. I'll never forget the sweet rumble of the stock Subaru Impreza WRX.
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Ducati 999R - V-Twin lovelyness
MV Augusta F4
Yamaha TZ 125/250
Kawasaki ZX-10R '04 - The deep burbling sound it makes during acceleration.
MV Augusta F4
Yamaha TZ 125/250
Kawasaki ZX-10R '04 - The deep burbling sound it makes during acceleration.
Ringo
I was suprised when I rode an R6 the other week and how good they got the sound! I rode an 06 bike which revs a bit more than the games 05, but the sound was spot on. That whine up to about 4000rpm, then the bassy throaty noise up to about 8000 then the sheer scream up to 15000 (or 18000 in the 06 bikes case!) There is no bass high up in the revs, it is just a high pitched scream and the airbox!
yeah the 2 stokes need a bit of tweaking. Although did you know the 2 stroke race bikes like the TZ125 and 250 do not have a tick over. Shut the throttle and the engine will stop. Anyway at high revs they don't sound quite right. The PS2 MotoGP4 has good sounds for the 125 and 250 GP bikes
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josefokok, sryy guys but english isn't my first laguage as daan said
but ill try to do better👍
It's alright dude. He was just trying to give you a heads up before some flames you or something. Anyway I speak english as my first language and understood you perfectly, and I agree with you about which bike is the best sounding.
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Ducati 999R, I love it.
josefokok, sryy guys but english isn't my first laguage as daan said
but ill try to do better
Don't worry, wfooshee thought English was your first language.
Although, if you're learning English or want to get better at it, I would recommend avoiding shortcuts, like typing "u" instead of "you" and so on.
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When the publisher feels that sales have flatlined and they could generate more revenue by lowering the price, but enough revenue to cover all costs, including production and royalties. Also, it needs to have sold a high volume of units before this can even be considered.
My guess is it will take about 12 - 15 more months.
My guess is it will take about 12 - 15 more months.
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i thought greatst hits were if a game sold a certain amount of copies after a year of being on the shelf?
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