I would just say that after playing the demo I am pretty sure I"ll be buying this so called budget title. Come on,this is no budget title at all, its a triple A game. I had to personalize my Rumble Pad controller, which took a few tries,and then the controls became intuitive. I like to seperate my steering functions from my accelerator and brake,otherwise I'm doing more then one function at a time. The Rookie setting was kind of slow but good for getting use to the game,however the Pro setting is almost perfect. I'm still surprised I didn't get a frame rate slow down with all those Bikes on the screen at the same time. The only complaint I can see so far is the slightly twitchy feel of the analogue steering on my controller. This is partly due to the shape of the thumb stick itself so I"ll wait to see if I dexterity improves as I learn the game. The great thing for me about racing games is how you can pick them up at any time for a quick rush, and put them down and forget it about them. I am currently playing Rally Trophy a bit, which is a hard but fun game. I like faily realistic simualations. I think MotoGP 2 is going to be similar in class to RT in reguards to having next generation graphics, realistic physics, and great AI. Time for a trip to Gamestop!
Graphics are good, detailed and suprisingly smooth even with my super low-end Radeon 9250. However, the sense of speed was missing - can't tell the reason. Tracks are from real world, which is a big deal. Some of the tra... Read Full Review
I played Superbike developed by Sony. It was a good game but it was'nt so difficult for me when compared to Moto GP2. It has good graphics but does'nt live up to expectations with regard to gameplay,enjoyment and diffic... Read Full Review
