Im not sure about its release date but it showed up here in
New Zealand about 2-3 weeks ago, the game is very nice so far
and Im haveing quite a bit if fun with it, graphics are very nice and
the race tracks are very well done. I cant say what the AI is like as
im still training.
It runs great in 800x600 with 24 riders in a race on my Celeron 300
O/C to 375, 128 SDRAM, Voodoo 2 12 meg.
It is the worst sim of any kind, car or bike, I have ever played. The
physics are a joke, the graphics are absoulutely pathetic and the AI is
hard to beat but far too aggressive to enjoy racing against. It is a
rehashed version of the first Catrol Honda Superbike. That game was
quite good two years ago but really, in todays market there are much
better bike sims. Try EA Superbikes, GP500, AMA Superbikes (in a couple
of months when they fix it up a bit) or EA Superbikes 2000.
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> Hi > when was this game released ? > just saw it at the store > did anyone review this game yet ? > thankshi
I have EA SUPERBIKE
I think there is nothing out there that
can beat it.......
which puzzle me, what could be added to EA SBK 2000 ?
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> It is the worst sim of any kind, car or bike, I have ever played. The > physics are a joke, the graphics are absoulutely pathetic and the AI is > hard to beat but far too aggressive to enjoy racing against. It is a > rehashed version of the first Catrol Honda Superbike. That game was > quite good two years ago but really, in todays market there are much > better bike sims. Try EA Superbikes, GP500, AMA Superbikes (in a couple > of months when they fix it up a bit) or EA Superbikes 2000. > > Hi > > when was this game released ? > > just saw it at the store > > did anyone review this game yet ? > > thanksWell, they need to fix to totally unusable multiplayer, which even on
a LAN is lagged as hell. They also need to beef up the AI racers,
which are way too easy to beat, even on the hardest setting. Have you
tried Microprose's GP500? If not, get the demo at www.gp500.net,
you'll be impressed. Make sure you use the #4 on-bike view for the
best effect.
