Amazing graphics, fastpaced, intense racing, based on real courses
Steep learning curve for beginners, occasionally awkward controls
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Published: 2008-11-06, Author: Brian , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: After snagging the official MotoGP license from THQ in 2007, Capcom released MotoGP 07 on the PlayStation 2; a promising, if far too difficult, rebirth of a game license that had previously thrived in the hands of developer Climax and publisher THQ. Wi...
Abstract: Attempting to bridge the gap between arcade and sim motorcycle racing, Moto GP 08 loses something. That “something” is fun. There are those that feel an arcade racer is too simple and therefore not challenging enough to pursue. On the other hand, some ...
Abstract: The MotoGP videogame franchises have been in a bit of a weird spot in past years with multiple publishers owning the rights to the license on different systems. So the MotoGP that youd play on the Xbox 360 would be different than the Sony titles, for ...
Amazing graphics, fast-paced, intense racing, based on real courses
Steep learning curve for beginners, occasionally awkward controls
Moto GP 08 is the official game for the Grand Prix motorcycle road race, something that will definitely appeal to fans of real life racing, with detailed courses modelled after the real ones used in Gran Prix racing. Racing aficionados and newcomers a...
Good physics, realistic weather effects, lots of different control and simulation options, to suit all players. Features all of the official MotoGP licences.
Bland and outdated presentation and graphics, basic online multiplayer features, no local multiplayer, repetitive gameplay, lack of sound effects.
MotoGP 08 could have been more than just a slightly shinier PS2 update, but it still does little to capture or validate the depth of motorcycle racing. It’s wholesome fun for aficionados, though. 6.5/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pageN...
Official game of MotoGP 08, Features fully licensed riders, manufacturers and tracks, Solid gameplay mechanic, Impressive graphics, Nicely modeled bikes and tracks, Great wet weather effects
Doesnt do much to introduce non-fans to the franchise, Braking system feels loose and lacks grip, Presentation feels incomplete, Sound is strictly functional
The game is divided into Career, Championship, Quick Race, Time Attack, Challenges and Online. The Career mode is the central part of MotoGP 08. You can race in any of the three classes: 125cc, 250cc and MotoGP, each having the AI difficulty set a notc...
