TT Isle of Man - The Game

[ronniej]

Now this looks amazing! Hope the physics are up to scratch.

+1

 

[Andy_J]

Which controller device are you going to use for this game? Maybe a steering wheel will give the best FFB?

For now it's got to be an xbox controller. No biker like me could ever use a wheel. But I am thinking of making some handlebars out of a spare wheel for my t500 and using that with a minimal turn radius.

 

[darkelf1]

One track to rules all.....

 

[gianlucaP]

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[Boby Kim]

For now it's got to be an xbox controller. No biker like me could ever use a wheel. But I am thinking of making some handlebars out of a spare wheel for my t500 and using that with a minimal turn radius.

I have seen some awesome motorbike controllers:

What you actually would like to have is leaning into the corner...

 

[M4LLY]

Go on, call the FBI.
It's an open road with two lanes, large enough to host two cars side by side, just like any mountain road we have in Europe.
The statement that this is a track that can be enjoyed only with a motorbike is plain bs, and unfortunally is a common way of thinking in simracing. But it's nonsense, just like the statement that having an hill climb in a racing sim is worth it only if one has hill climb prototypes to go with it.

Didn't you know he's top flight security or the world!

 

[JPL083]

I dont want to get hyped, because mostly it has taken me to a big let down's. I dont own a bike (poor bastard ) but i really want to attack on Isle of Man road's... So after that trailer i'm hyped! I hope this deliver's.

 

[delpinsky]

Does anyone know if it is laser scanned? Would be a hell of a job if so, but not less work if not

Perhaps too much "filter" but honestly the track seems very well portraited and the first person camera gives a really cool sense of speed!

Not a great fan of moto games, but I really hope they nailed the physics and the atmosphere of this epic race.

 

[Andy_J]

Didn't you know he's top flight security or the world!

Grow up you childish little man.

 

[M4LLY]

Grow up.

Merry christmas to you too Andy!

 

[Damage Inc]

Really looking forward to this, praying they don't fudge up the controls. Bikes games tend to either be too finicky in the steering because linear left right on a thumbstick just does not equate to the myriad of subtle body movements a biker does to turn a bike at speed or they go the way of Milestone game and give decent turning but stupid amounts of front grip for braking...I can mash the front brakes on and hardly ever lock up unless seriously cranked over....no just no. and far too much grip from the rear too. then again the handling could be like riding a drunk emu for all I care it's THE TT!!!!!

 

[Rupe Wilson]

So Christmas greeting to all i see

Yes its the TT its only a game.....

but im still so excited about this game and cant wait...

 

[Aaron Smythe]

A newer ( cheesy) trailer for IOMTT Ride on the Edge ---

 

[Paul Jeffrey]

The much anticipated TT Isle of Man: The Game is nearing release - check out these new previews..

With a launch on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC scheduled for a much delayed March date, Kylotonn Racing Games and Bigben Interactive have confirmed the title has now launched its own Steam store page, and for good measure we get plenty of very attractive looking new preview images from the upcoming (and rather exciting sounding) new bike racing game.

Furthermore and as a consiqunce of the new Steam page, KT Racing Games have also now confirmed the minimum specifications required to run the game on PC. It is worth noting that the developers expect these requirements to change nearer launch day, and as such they remain provisional for now:

Minimum:

• Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  
• OS: Windows® 7 64bits
  
• Processor: Intel® Core i3 / AMD Phenom™ II X2
  
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
  
• Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 650 / AMD Radeon™ HD 7750
  
• DirectX: Version 11
  
• Storage: 20 GB available space
  
• Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Soundcard

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About the Game

• THE SNAEFELL MOUNTAIN COURSE FAITHFULLY REPRODUCED: 37.73 miles of roads and 264 bends for a race that is longer and more difficult than all GP circuits together.
  
• THE OFFICIAL RIDERS AND THEIR ULTRA-POWERFUL MOTORBIKES: 25 riders and 38 motorbikes hurtling along mountain roads at over 180 mph.
  
• REALISTIC DRIVING APPROVED BY TT RIDERS: lifelike motorbike behaviour to experience the real sensations of driving, just like on the actual course.
  
• ONLINE COMPETITION FOR UP TO 8 PLAYERS.

TT Isle of Man: The Game will release March 2018 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.

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Looking forward to TT Isle of Man: The Game? Which is your preferred format, console or PC? What are you most looking forward to with the game? Let us know in the comments section below!

 

[Tom Blackett]

Looks great, no VR and only 8 online

 

[theravenousbeast]

Of course the first post complains about VR.

FFS.

 

[Paul Glover]

Of course the first post complains about VR.

FFS.

Yeah but imagine it in VR, would be epic. Though can't play it with my wheel and pedals haha

 

[wombat999]

Looks great, no VR and only 8 online

You could always try the real thing.

 

[ME9Swe]

wait is this available for pre-order in Australia yet for console?

 

[ronniej]

You could always try the real thing.

The only way to fly....Nothing has ever thrilled or "scared" me more