Rated 1.20 out of 5 stars 5 Reviews
MotoGP 09/10 (Playstation 3)
MotoGP 09/10 takes the series in an exciting new direction rewarding players for their racing style and skill on the track. Gamers will get all the riders, tracks and teams from the official 2009 MotoGP season AND free downloadable content from the 2010 season as it unfolds. The free update means gamers will be able to play the most up to date MotoGP season content earlier than ever before. MotoGP 09/10 will feature an all new ‘Arcade’ mode where players must complete different race challenges before the time runs out. Time bonuses will be awarded for those who take risks on the track but losing concentration will mean you face time being deducted making this an exciting gameplay addition for racing game fans. Run out of time and your chances of living the MotoGP dream will be over. Complementing Arcade mode is the introduction of a fully realised ‘Career’ mode which provides an expansion to the MotoGP experience. Players take control of their MotoGP championship both on and off the track competing in the races and managing their team as they try to build their career as a racing pro. Gamers can compete in a full championship season across all three MotoGP bike classes and pit their skills against players around the globe with the robust online mode.
MotoGP 09/10 (Playstation 3) Reviews
OK. I set my knee down all the time just google image amanojyaku71 and you will see a 20th anniversary gsxr750 and a red 08CBR1000RR.Go get your PS2 and dust it off or go to a pawn shop.Buy Tourist Trophy its still KING. If you cant handle Tourist Trophy well all I can say is never throw your leg over a real machine.These GP games,I use the instruction books inside the game to wipe myself.
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Worst Moto GP game ever. Bike handling feels SO unrealistic. When the guy falls off from the motorcycle or if the bike gets off the track it is very unrealistic. It is very hard to fall even if you are doing stupid things or getting off the track. Gameplay is the worst I have ever seen from a Moto GP game. I love to watch Moto GP races and I've liked to play Moto GP games but I am so disappointed. When THQ used to make the game, every aspect of the game was alot better. Now that Capcom makes this game, everything has turned for the worse. I will be selling this game on Ebay. I am so frustrated and disappointed. I expected alot more from this game. HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. I didn't like Moto GP '08 as well. Moto GP '07 has been my favorite and in my opinion it is the closest experience of what riding one of this bikes feels.
If you want to buy the worst Moto GP game ever created, then buy it. ( I am not exagerating )
#46 -----> Valentino Rossi THE BEST!
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I was literally counting the days for months until this game came out. I'm a huge MotoGP fan and sportbike rider myself. I figured it would be a major upgrade in physics, graphics, sound, realism, etc. from MotoGP 08 and SBK (Superbike World Championship 08) on the PS3. Luckily, I first decided to download the demo on the playstation network than buy it immediately. Thank god I did!!! I was literally (no exaggeration), shocked within 2 minutes at how poor the game was. I played SBK 08 alot and MotoGP 09/10 doesn't even come close to the superior gameplay of SBK. Immediately you notice the physics are extremely poor, you feel no connection between your inputs and the rider. Steering and controls feel COMPLETELY numb and unrealistic. This is definately more of an arcade type-game, but even at that, it's still really poor. Graphics and music are very, very good, but the sound of the bikes is horrible. The 125 and 250's sounded nothing like the real engines. Just a raspy coffee can type sound. If the physics of the game are re-vamped, this game would be great, but with the handling so sloppy and not precise, no sense of speed, very little controller feedback if any, there's no enjoyment out of the game whatsoever. I would definately buy SBK 08 or 09, alot better engineered motorcycle game for PS3, and way more fun, you won't be sorry there.
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