VVV: "Milestone have released the first screenshots for the PS4 version of MXGP, showcasing some of the visual improvements. The screenshots feature esteemed rider Antonio Cairoli carving through the Teutschenthal track .
Rider textures now have double the detail previously seen on the PS3 version, while track textures and the deformable terrain have also seen similar improvements. MXGP on PS4 will also utilise the Yebis 2 lighting engine; the same lighting technology used in MotoGP '14."
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"There’s some tutorial videos, but the only way to get up to speed is by playing the game, probably by pootling around at the back in your first few races of the trial championship season. Bikes require a delicate touch of the throttle, and to succeed, you really need to manually control both front and rear brakes, located at LT and A respectively. More advanced players can then move on the controlling their rider’s stance using the right stick, although you can definitely get away with this on the basic physics setting. Even then, falling off can be easy, thanks to some tracks which are a bit tight on resetting you for going an inch outside the valid area and some pretty dumb AI, who seem unable to react to anything you do. "
Neil writes "The latest Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale is now up and running, bringing a number of discounts to both Xbox One and Xbox 360 owners. But unless you've recently won a substantial amount of cash on the lottery, chances are you won't be able to justify purchasing each and every game that has been treated to a price cut. So which are the best and which are the worst deals of the week? Let us tell you!"
With 2014 drawing to a close I take a look back at the year’s best racing games for Sony’s well selling Playstation 4 console. I’ve taken a look at a wide variety of different styles of racing games and have come up with my personal favourite five. So below we start from number five and count down to one, enjoy!
Looks sick.