On the other hand, the Hungarian course, which runs through the streets of Prague, echoes the sharp turns and stop-and-start variety of Hungary's Brno circuit.
I felt it was my duty to email the editor and remind him that both Prague and Brno are in Czech Republic and not in Hungary.
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2006 GSX-R750 (track only)
2003 Ducati 999 Mono (yellow, restoring from track to pristine street)
I know im chiming in very late, but I actually think this is an incredible game. If you're used to the ps2 versions, then there is a learning curve involved, but it is far more realistic (as realistic as a video game can be). The extra features and unlockable videos are an added bonus.
My only gripe is it's so easy to crash when other riders are close to you. Otherwise, very enjoyable game.
Are you kidding me? I could do better lap times in real life than on the Xbox
Nope, I'm not kidding. The xbox version IS far more realistic then the ps2 version. In the ps2 version, you can hammer away at your hearts content while leaned over and nothing happens. In the xbox version, you'll highside. Same if you're sloppy with the brakes.
Are you kidding me? I could do better lap times in real life than on the Xbox
Also, I was doing lap times 10-15 seconds faster then the real life gp guys on the xbox. Like I said, as realistic as a video game can be, but far more then the ps2 version.
[QUOTE=Section8superbike]I got my game the other day for the Xbox and I think it sux
The MotoGP for the Playstation is much more "playable"[/QUO
Jason, Do you think that the controller for xbox is to sensitive?. I haven't played playstation 2 yet. I have gotten past the first two levels but i get my ass kicked on expert.