Adam Lloyd writes: "It’s the circle of life; and it moves through us all. From comebacks for Blur and Suede, to the return of Thatcherism, it seems that, if you live long enough, the more cycles you begin to notice. In the case of long-forgotten PlayStation bike-'em-up Moto Racer, it too returns with a new instalment in 2016. It’s a cycle which, in this case, contains literal cycles. Motorcycles. You’d be forgiven for not remembering Moto Racer 1 through 3, given that there hasn’t been an entry in the core franchise since the third game appeared in 2001. There have been spinoffs in the shape of Moto Racer DS, but even that is a little long in the tooth considering that it was release back in 2008. So, after such a protracted absence, can Moto Racer 4 convince players that it deserves an audience in 2016?"
DSOGaming writes: "YouTube’s ‘Overlord Gaming’ has tested some more games with and without the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. Overlord Gaming used six games for which the developers have removed the Denuvo anti-tamper tech themselves, and used the same graphics drivers. As such, this comparison is as good as it can possibly get, though it should be noted that some games may saw a small performance increase due to additional optimization tweaks included in their patches that removed Denuvo."
I will pirate any game that runs with denuvo, just to make it ironic for any garbage company that employs these trashbags.
Wow what a badass. Those garbage companies can feel the irony from all the way over there.
Nintendo Switch owners have been enjoying a feast of racing titles in recent months thanks to a host of ports coming to the platform. The very latest racer to migrate over to Nintendo’s hardware is 2016’s Moto Racer 4.
In Moto Racer 4 you can jump right into the action and do a quick game or unlock more racers and bikes in the Career mode. Since you only start off with a couple of bikes and racers it’s probably best to unlock more and find out which ones suit your racing style best. Unlocked bikes and racers can be used in multiplayer mode, but you’d better have friends to play against since nobody is playing this game online apparently.
