Just had a quick blast on Xbox One X. There is an option for high framerate, or high resolution mode. I am still using a 1080p TV, but chose high resolution in case it includes other graphical niceties
Plays very smoothly indeed. The first race was on a Ducati at Laguna Seca and it looks pretty nice. Certainly seems to be Milestones best looking release to date. Only slight problem was when watching a replay and the front wheel going a bit crazy as the suspension was worked. This hadn't affected me during the race, so I assume it was literally just a replay bug.
Nice that you get an option to choose the length of races now. Not sure how long you can go, as I only chose 5 laps for a quick blast.
My only wish now is that the Isle of Man TT devs play this to learn how a bike should handle in a videogame.
I pulled the trigger. The game is downloading now.
23.6 GB on my old XBox One.How big is the download please?
Pity we won't see another Tourist Trophy as I'm not remotely impressed with the graphics. The bikes themselves seem to resemble Tamiya models of bikes rather than actual bikes made of metal. They also don't seem to gel with the track (equally odd looking shiny surfaces and poor shadows) and don't pass the 'thought it was real for second' test.
I'm sure it's fun but PD, SM or Codemasters would make it look a lot better if they turned their hands to bikes. I think the lack of any competition leads to Milestone's mediocre output.
You can tell it an evolution of the same engine underneath, but from the limited time I've had with it, it feels tighter and easier to control with a pad (less of the easy exaggeration of movement that Ride 2 could have), while still offering the right amount of challenge in terms of getting the corner set-up right.@Scaff how does the handling feel compared to ride 2 ?
Achievements aren’t supported on Xbox One? Is this a bug or by design?
Try adjusting your suspension settings, the NSR125 is a very light bike compared to 1000cc's and even 600cc'sI tried out the NSR 125 I picked as my starter and it's so twitchy. Just can't get a smooth arc going with it. I'm hoping it's just this one bike, or else I can't see myself getting on with the game at all.
Are you playing on the OG PS4 or XB1? I've only seen footage from the PRO and the X versions of the game.After reading all the comments about the game, I couldn't take it and downloaded it after dinner. And of course the gold edition so I could play it early.
It didn't finish downloading, but I will say I love the game (so far... ). Only did the opening race, and then did some TT laps with my free CBR 300R. Ran them in 1st person and in Helmet Cam. Game is fantastic. I really like it, and I feel it's a definite step up from Ride 2, and the FR is smooth (compared to MotoGP 18, which I still play).
Anyway, if you liked Ride or Ride 2 I think that Ride 3 is a no brainer, with what little I played. Anyhoo, my 0.02.
It's taking me forever to adjust to the physics of this game. I'm flopping all over the place trying to figure out how to ride smoothly.