TheMagicYeti

This game has so much potential. Yet, it is wasted away by the the tacked on content and features. To start off with, the handling, feels fairly simple at first. But then after a few hours of riding. I noticed there were more than a few times where I would simply fall off the bike for no clear reason. It seems like it can't make it's mind up about whether it wants to be a sim or an arcade game. The audio is where this game really shines though. The detail is very much appreciated as your motorbike roars through each gear, with the exhaust backfiring as you move up and down the gears. It's a real treat for the ears. The graphics are fairly standard for any racing game. Nothing to shout home about here. Lastly, the game modes on offer are fairly lackluster. The career mode is pretty lifeless, just offering you race after race with no real sense of progression. It's also not very friendly towards players who this might be their very first motorbike game. The fact that you have to finish first in order to gain ANY money is a bit harsh. At least give the player some money for finishing 2nd or 3rd. My conclusion is, if you're really desperate to get this game. I would recommend holding off until it has been patched or it is on sale for a considerably lower price.

Been playing Rocksmith ever since it was released in the UK and I've been quite impressed by how this game can actually teach you to play new songs. The only real issue I have with it is the menu layout which is sluggish when scrolling through songs and whenever you play one arrangement and then want to play another arrangement of that song, you have to go back to the song menu and scroll all the way to that song again.

This has to be the most boring FPS I've ever played. It's basically just Call of Duty 4 with James Bond slapped onto it. Only played the first two levels since it was so tedious to play, the Friendly A.I kept on pushing me out of cover as if they were against me!