Im glad that there are more videogames about weird motorsports currently, like a revival of NASCAR with the Heat games, the FIA truck racing games, WRC8 being good, and this one. But i fear its gonna have the typical treatment of having yearly releases at 60 bucks with no new improvement we are already seeing with Dirt 2.0 of trying to convert a niche genre into a cashgrab.
Supercross 2 - The Game
What i mean is having more than one game covering a niche area. And i think motocross hasn't really ever gotten many serious sim games about it.
yeah and you can imagine it's even more nightmare to translate the real-life experience to the screen/controllers/VR etc. And as a result the ones which are more to the hardcore side are very painful to learn.
There are two more hardcore games with quite big community - MX Simulator and MX Bikes. MX Bikes has now VR support which is a huge advantage for those type of sims, but MX Simulator i think is still the king within the community.
Well i dont really focus on the VR aspect much as much as i focus that this new thing of making "sims" or racing games of different areas could turn into a classic industry cashgrab soon.
I would like too see a decent Speedway game one day.... Unfortunately this sport is not well known outside few countries. 
You mean Initial D but with bikes?I would like too see a decent Speedway game one day.... Unfortunately this sport is not well known outside few countries.
new thing?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASCAR_Racing
this strategy was capitalized many years ago, and really the "new thing" is evolving projects, early access, open betas, subscription based, free-to-play (pay for dlc), you name it. But people complain about that too.
i never said nascar was a new thing.... You are missing my point
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Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 3 was recently announced by Milestone, and in this new video we get to take a look at some of the physics changes under the hood of the new title.
Probably the least snappy title of any modern racing game, Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 3 (hereby known in future articles as simply 'Supercross 3') has undergone something of a reset for the third instalment into the series - Milestone having taken some of the lessons from previous editions into consideration as they look to continue expanding and improving upon what is proving to be a popular new two wheel racing franchise.
'The new trailer gives a glimpse of the huge work made by the studio to create a new physics system that will affect both on track and in air gameplay' said a press release accompanying the latest game trailer. 'By popular demand, the studio worked a lot on the air physics, setting free the air rotation system and allowing players to freely perform their whips and scrubs. Tracks are now more alive, thanks to revised particles of fireworks, flames, dry and wet ground that are more detailed and realistic. Rider and secondary character models have been completely re-made from scratch with photo scanning that now feature a new set of animations. The new model system allowed to add for the first time a Female Rider model with its own animations'.
Supercross 3 is set to launch February 4th on PS4, Xbox One, PC, Stadia and Nintendo Switch.
Probably the least snappy title of any modern racing game, Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 3 (hereby known in future articles as simply 'Supercross 3') has undergone something of a reset for the third instalment into the series - Milestone having taken some of the lessons from previous editions into consideration as they look to continue expanding and improving upon what is proving to be a popular new two wheel racing franchise.
'The new trailer gives a glimpse of the huge work made by the studio to create a new physics system that will affect both on track and in air gameplay' said a press release accompanying the latest game trailer. 'By popular demand, the studio worked a lot on the air physics, setting free the air rotation system and allowing players to freely perform their whips and scrubs. Tracks are now more alive, thanks to revised particles of fireworks, flames, dry and wet ground that are more detailed and realistic. Rider and secondary character models have been completely re-made from scratch with photo scanning that now feature a new set of animations. The new model system allowed to add for the first time a Female Rider model with its own animations'.
Supercross 3 is set to launch February 4th on PS4, Xbox One, PC, Stadia and Nintendo Switch.
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Finally some improvement ... we all love those amazing graphics but the movement was so Arcade that it gets boring really fast
RKip455
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They are not going to make it full-on simulation... besides with a controller, would it really be a Sim anyway????
My biggest issue is they should add the outdoors MX USA as a huge DLC! Get it right and build on it!
Still no MX Bikes coverage. Currently there are 4 major motocross games/series that are going (well, MXGP and Supercross are separate though kinda the same, so it's even 5), and only MXGP/Supercross are covered here.
Meanwhile, MX Bikes is getting better and better now, and it's a simulation, which also has a VR support...
Meanwhile, MX Bikes is getting better and better now, and it's a simulation, which also has a VR support...
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Hmmm not familiar with that one I don't think - thanks for the heads up chap - I'll look into it and add it to the list of news sources to review!
Please, if you ever think we are 'missing' something we should cover - drop me a PM and tell me! I'm pretty much a one man band on the news posting, so with the best will in the world I'm going to miss some stuff, especially as I'm only doing this in the evening after me real job finishes.. any pointers in directions of interesting things to cover are always welcomed
Cheers!
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Edit: Realise I have spotted this before, but forgot about it... added to the list
