Wednesday, 17 July 2013

MotoGP 08 Pc Game Free Download

For 2008, the rights to develop video games representing the MotoGP brand have been granted to a single publisher: Capcom. MotoGP 08 is available on PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2 and Wii (called simply “MotoGP”). For the first time in recent years, MotoGP 08 includes adding support classes playable 125cc and 250cc. The Wii version of the game gives the player the option to use the Wii Remote as a handle, adding a bit of realism realistic control title.
MotoGP ’07 last year for PlayStation 2 (published by Capcom) has a reputation of emphasis in the simulation, in contrast with MotoGP titles published by THQ (Xbox, Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows), which has a reputation for playing arcade. MotoGP ’08 is reported to balance these different styles and allow the player to set a focus to their desired gameplay.
Reviews of the game have been mixed, overall Metacritic score is 68 for the Xbox 360 version of MotoGP 08.
MotoGP 08 puts you on a motorbike, racing around the word through the 08.
Being the official game of the championship, MotoGP 08 faithfully represents all the names, colors, designs and logos of teams, riders, bikes and tracks. From Yamaha or Ducati Honda’s all here. The complete set includes a complete tutorial that will help you decide which bike and driving style that fits better as well as various game modes including Career, Championship, Quick Race and Online Mode.
As for the MotoGP 08 demo, I have to say it is a bit limited, especially when compared to the features found in the full game. That said, the truth is that MotoGP 08 manages to provide great tasting real game in terms of graphics and gameplay.
Speaking of graphics, MotoGP 08 meet expectations. Both bikes and riders are represented with a high level of detail, and different camera perspectives contribute to increased game realism – try the first person view and you’ll see what I mean. As for the gameplay, MotoGP 08 is not particularly difficult to control, as long as you get used to a key combination rather strange: A to accelerate, S to brake and the left and right arrows to rotate.
Os:Windows 98-Xp-Vista
Pentium : III-500 GHZ 
Ram:265
Video Memory:32 MB



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