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TT Isle of Man moved to the authors of RiMS Racing

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Nacon has announced the third installment of the Isle of Man television series. The motorcycle race at the 60km Snaefell Mountain Course on the British Isle of Man kicks off next May on PC, Nintendo Switch and the last two generations of PlayStation and Xbox consoles.

TT Isle of Man – Ride on the Edge 3 will be built on KT Engine by a team from an Italian studio RaceWardwho created RiMS Racing and takes control of the most dangerous and exciting race.

The game boasts official and authentic content from this year’s race, including cycling teams and tracks. In total there will be about 32 different tracks including current and historical tracks40 motorcycles and riders in the Superbike and Supersport categories.

We are tempted open roads with the ability to drive freely on 200 kilometers of roads around the Isle of Man. Here you will find attractions, challenges and online competitions.

RaceWard takes care of improved physicswhere cornering and braking require more precision, and motorcycle upgrades give players the tools they need to achieve peak performance.

“Following the great feedback we’ve received from RiMS Racing, we’re excited to bring all of our experience to this incredible race.” said Marco Ponte, CEO and Creative Director of RaceWard Studios.

“For a development team with such a passion for motorcycling, it’s an honor to be able to create an official game that recreates this legendary race for motorcycle fans around the world.”

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I’ll just add that RiMS Racing has players on Steam. mixed reviews, complaining about poor management and little content. Journalists rated the same: an average of 69% on PC, 71% on PlayStation, 75% on Xbox and 59% on Switch. As well as TT Isle of Man: Ride on The Edge 2. Our review:

Source :Indian TV

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