MotoGP 2007

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MotoGP 2007
Developer(s) To Be Announced
Publisher(s) THQ
Release date(s) September 2007
Genre(s) Racing
Mode(s) Single player, Multiplayer
Platform(s) Xbox 360 and PC

MotoGP 2007 is the sequel to MotoGP 2006, and it is scheduled to be released in September of 2007.

MotoGP 2007 will feature complete 2007 rider and team data, new 800cc MotoGP bikes and the Misano event. The title also features interactive track-side crowds, on-line tournament features, on-line "pink slip" racing, and a revamped Extreme mode. The revamped Extreme mode will allow for over one million possible bike customizations.

In addition, minor gameplay changes have been made to the handling and braking to allow for easier player accessibility. Changes to acceleration and deceleration have been made to add to the realism which will make turns easier to navigate through. Slight fishtailing with hard braking has been put in to give a better feel for the handling of the bike and to let the player know how effective their braking is.[1]


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