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SBK Generations on the stores

SBK Generations is already on the stores for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

Also, launch trailer and twenty six screenshots available!

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acslick4359d ago

I would like to say that SBK2011 is the pinnacle of all motorcycle games ever developed. I've been playing racing games for just over 20 years. This is as close to the real Lmccoy" you will ever get. Why do I say this? I have been riding motorcycles for 11 years and have done many a track day as well. There are different sim settings and I might add in full sim u aint gonna ride over grass leaned over and get away with it, needless to say accelerate to quick out of corners, highside, break too late, you will loose the front end, lowside. Can't wait for Generations to hit South African shores. Don't look at idiots footage that cannot ride in full sim online go off the track and still stay on the bike or use cheats. Why comment if you have not tried it yourself. Milestone you rock. Best ever motorcycle sim in the universe.I will challenge anyone that does not believe me.

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Review: SBK Generations | Stevivor.com

As a racing enthusiast, Nicholas Simonovski feels that the genre never quite receives the attention it deserves in the gaming community. Sure, we have franchises like Need For Speed and Forza Motorsport, which everyone know about, but he gets the impression that for most, their idea of ‘racing’ involves little more than driving around in circles and crashing into walls. Another thing is that unless the game is part of a massive franchise (like the two mentioned above) or features overly-unrealistic physics, it seems to be ignored by the masses. Recently, he has been playing SBK Generations, the latest game from Italian developers Milestone Inc. It’s one of the best racing titles you’ve never heard of.

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TheMrFraz4312d ago

Like sports, racing is an incredibly niche gaming genre. Glad we have people dedicated to reviewing everything within it.

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Digital Spy: 'SBK Generations' review (PS3): Rough around the edges

SBK Generations is the only major superbike game releasing for fans of the sport in 2012, and as such, has been packaged as one for the diehards. Strictly a simulation, SBK Generations' uncompromising gameplay and deep engineering settings are unlikely to appeal to the casual crowd. This should suit fans, however, who are likely to enjoy a game brimming with depth and licensed content - albeit with one or two rough edges.

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In-depth Review: SBK Generations - Electronic Theatre

The latest title from Milestone brings the same form factor of their more recently releases to a new sport. Off the back of the successful WRC 2 – the Official Game, SBK Generations arrives with the same grand appreciation of its source material: it may not have the budget of Gran Turismo or Forza Motorsport, but this is racing simulation at its finest. And they’re not afraid to shout about it either.

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