Abstract: MotoGP 07 is the first take on motorcycle racing since Capcom took over the license from THQ. And it's THQ's Moto GP series from the past few years that most racing fans probably remember, but those days are over. Capcom and Milestone are now the sole ...
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Published: 2007-11-09, Author: Sarah , review by: gamespy.com
Realistic controls; hardcore "Extreme" options.
No sense of speed; controls are difficult to learn.
MotoGP 07 -- the sequel to the too-realistic-for-casuals MotoGP 06 -- hyped itself as being more accommodating for new players, making hardcore fans of 06 quake in their helmets and driving gloves for fear of gentle turns, soft falls and dumbed-down co...
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Abstract: The problem with any simulation is sometimes it can take itself a little too seriously. There are also those occurrences where the game in question fails to find an identity altogether. MotoGP 07 seems to have both of these problems. On the one hand it...
Abstract: Sigh. MotoGP 07 is having an identity crisis.On the one hand, MotoGP 07 wants to be a sim -- as shown by its ability to control the front and rear brakes independently and only use the organizations 18 real riders in the game -- but on the other han...
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