, and if you play while mumbling “a real bike wouldn’t do that” then save up and buy yourself a used Moto GP bike for trackdays, because until you can afford one this is the closest we will ever get to riding a Moto GP bike.The game costs £34.99 and is on PS3

and PS3.But don't hold your hopes - Capcoms last game, MotoGP 07 for the PS2 was only rated as 63% by Gamespot.

THE LONG-AWAITED Gran Turismo 5 for the PS3 may offer bikes in the form of downloadable content.The mouth-watering teaser comes from an interview in PSM3 magazine with the Polyphony Digital boss, Kazunori Yamauchi. In the latest issue he said: "The

Sniff hard and you can smell the fried onionsEVEN THOUGH the WSB season's only just got underway the 2009 SBK Superbike World Championship video game, developed by Milestone, is already about to go on sale.And as you'd expect, everything's been brought completely up to date, with...

Honestly, the wife will love itGAMING GIANT Capcom have today unveiled MotoGP for the Nintendo Wii.It's the first officially licensed MotoGP title for the Wii, and is due to be on sale next week on Tuesday, March 24, 2009. The game includes all three race classes (125cc, 250cc an...

WITH CHRISTMAS just around the corner, what better for little Johnny than an awesome bit of... actually, sod little Johnny, we want one of these Motoscalextric kits for ouselves.You can choose to be either Valentino Rossi or Jorge Lorenzo against either Casey Stoner or Nicky Hayd...

GAMING GIANT Capcom has today announced that MotoGP will launch onto Wii in March, bringing the high-speed two-wheeled racing brand to the Nintendo console for the first time.Featuring a host of modes, including Championship, Career, Time Attack, and two-player split-screen, Moto...

THE Ballad Of Gay Tony: probably not the best name we've ever heard for a shoot 'em up but this is the moniker Rockstar have chosen for their latest motorcycle-inspired chapter of the gaming classic 'Grand Theft Auto'. It's reported the game involves all sorts shenanigans you'd e...

Check out this trailer from Capcom of their brand new MotoGP game. It looks impresssive but we reckon you'll need to pinch one of those leaning bikes they had in the arcades for the Manx TT game to really make it realistic.

This just in from Capcom: Leading worldwide developer and publisher of videogames Capcom has announced that MotoGP 10/11 is now in development for the Playstation and Xbox 360 entertainment systems, with a scheduled release date of March 2011.The latest title in the series is bei...