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This article was published by Kyle Patrick (@SlipZtrEm) on July 17th, 2018 in the Gaming category.
The game generally holds your hand the whole time. However once we/I accept the hand holding it appears to react somewhat correctly. Only its incredibly easy.can't say it's real as not a bike rider, but certainly accessible
I don’t plan on getting Ride 3 but I have the same problem with Forza Horizon 4, Assassins Creed Odyssey and Red Dead Redemption 2 all releasing in the same month. And then there probably is also The Crew 2 and maybe some Far Cry 5 still ongoing.Between this and Horizon 4, I'm wondering if I'm going to have any free time for the next year.
Ride isn't just another standard motorcycle game; it's a notable exception to the norm (ie. arcade racing games or MotoGP, pick one) and almost one-of-a-kind as a street bike sim, next to Tourist Trophy.What sucks is these games are so one track minded. I own ride 2 and its cool but make a game for all motorcycle enthusiasts.
I drag bikes and would love a BETTER take on that. I want to stretch my bike out 14 inches. I wanna put on a turbo....i want to be able to change the wheels.
They do a decent job on bike lists but cuircuits and road courses arent the only thing bikers do....especially when the massive majority of us as bikers ride city and interstate roads and go to the track or local underground drag spot on the weekends.
Looks to be just another standard motorcycle game that they will want 60 bucks for with options and features being pretty limited. Imma stick to riding a real motorcycle until the gaming industry decides to make a real game for bikers and not just gamers
Ride isn't just another standard motorcycle game; it's a notable exception to the norm (ie. arcade racing games or MotoGP, pick one) and almost one-of-a-kind as a street bike sim, next to Tourist Trophy.
I take exception to the idea that only including road courses aside from circuits means Ride is for gamers and is not "a real game for bikers". I never ride city streets or interstates, only rural roads, the more isolated and twistier the better. City streets and highways are for getting from A to B.
I'm all for more options and variety to please all kinds of motorcycle enthusiasts. As a 250 rider I'm in a minority myself, crossing my fingers that Milestone will add the EX250F or at least the EX250J, and more smaller bikes in general.