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| GAME INFO publisher: Motorsims developer: Motorsims genre: Racing MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS PII-266, 32MB RAM |
ESRB rating: E homepage: www.motorsims.com/standard/games/superbike/superbi release date: Sep 30, 99 (released) |
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Tip:
It's absolutely critical that you don't turn into a
corner too early (even more so than with car racing
sims). If you do, the bike will understeer heavily to
the outside, and you will be completely offline for
the straightaway that follows. By being patient and
waiting for the proper turn-in point, you will be able
to rocket out of the turn with considerably more speed.
Tip:
If you have the traction-control aid turned off, your
bike will slide out from under you every time you so
much as touch a blade of grass on the outside of a corner.
Oddly enough, you can put your wheels on the grass or
dirt located on the inside of the turn without suffering
any such dire consequences. Use this to your advantage
as much as possible, but don't cut the corner too much,
or you will bring on a stop-and-go penalty for shortcutting.
Tip:
If you use a multiple-axis joystick with a twist grip
and a separate throttle control, you can map your rider's
lean-and-pitch movements to these axes for more hands-on
control and a somewhat greater challenge.
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