THIS GAME IS A LITTLE BITTER AND THE PRINCIPLE OF THE WILL TO PLAY NO MORE. BUT When we started doing clean lap after another the addiction began. The gameplay is fantastic, although difficult for some. THE GRAPHICS ARE VERY GOOD AND LONGEVITY HAS NO LIMITS MODE CAREER TAKES U.S.

A more accessible and enjoyable racer than last year's outing, MotoGP 10/11 ensures the franchise is once again heading in the right direction.

What a rush. Gets your adreneline pumping. The more money you make, the more you can upgrade your bike. You also get to hire your own engineers. Great graphics and you have total control of the bike. Beginners can use the easy mode which will help you win races.

Don't Stop Believin'

MotoGP 10/11 is certainly not a terrible game, yet it has so little to offer besides its decent career and great racing core that it becomes really difficult to recommend to anyone but the most enthusiastic of MotoGP fans.

Capcom's MotoGP series has carved a bit of a niche out for itself by giving motorcycle racing fans a sim-style experience, but hasn't quite reached the upper-echelon of racing games despite years of entries because of little things holding it back.

This year's Moto GP comes packed with great graphics, improved handling and an all new physics engine. Too bad the developers decided not to add any new modes or gameplay quirks. The end result is a solid racing game that is neither fresh nor original!

If you've ever watched superbike racing, you know that it is an intense affair, with riders leaning with their entire bodies to steer around curves, their helmets mere inches from the hard asphalt below them and their knees literally rubbing over the road.

+ Career mode is a shining beacon; definitely shows potential

In this latest official MotoGP game, you take on the role of a new rider in the lowly 125cc support class, hoping to work your way up to Moto2 and eventually the MotoGP series itself.

Fantastic team management gameplay; Online races support up to 20 players; Co-op career is great fun

Handling has major flaws; Graphics are inconsistent at best; Co-op career is offline split-screen only; Very little has been improved since last year's game

With a crossover between three of Sony's franchises, Playstation Move Heroes brings their characters into a strange world to compete in challenges to find out who among them is the best.