After years of barely discernible improvements, Capcom has decided to give the series a sorely needed shot of adrenaline. Long-time fans needn't worry, as the steady, precise racing experience that defines the series will still be there for the taking. The major changes are taking place at the low-end of the difficulty curve, giving novice gamers greater rewards for early progress so they'll be more inclined to stick it out when things get tricky – the dev team mentioned Codemasters' excellent Race Driver: GRID numerous times, and the comparison is entirely appropriate.
TMA: Hey there race fans! It’s been awhile since I’ve reviewed any kind of race game. Thankfully that changes today. Today I was fortunate enough to get my hands on a copy of I-Play’s MotoGP 2010. So hold on tight as this review speeds off after the jump.
AppSpy: MotoGP 2010 would be a hard game to justify at $0.99 and at its current price it's almost insulting to experience - just avoid it.
Touchaholics: Let’s begin with the good, if you are a real true and blue MotoGP fan then you’ve found the right game because MotoGP 2010 offers you everything you need to relive the 2010 season. You have all 17 riders that were in the competition, all 18 tracks that they raced on and 10 official different bikes.
