I'd recommend the lower-powered, smaller capacity bikes to begin with as you are less likely to apply too much throttle. If you bail out, it'll be down to your error and not you fighting with the controls. The controls are still realistically twitchy, but they are responsive. The DualSense controller performs the same sort of task for MXGP 2020, in offering a degree of throttle resistance, stopping you from opening the bike up and losing control. The varying resistance that you feel through the wheel adds immersion by indicating tyre friction on the road surface. I'm very used to using a force feedback steering wheel with motor racing games. Whilst utilised in most PS5 native games for me, it was MXGP 2020 that really highlighted what the controller's haptic feedback brings to a game.
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One of the PlayStations 5's undisputable advantages over the Xbox Series X is the console's DualSense controller. The rewind option will be a welcome tool for the uninitiated. There is quite a learning curve if you've not played one of these games before. Whilst the game does have a simplified physics model, as well as auto front/rear braking and weight distribution, leaning, braking, and throttle still needs to be carefully kept in check. Similarly, the changes in grade, often paired with some devious turns, need a clear head and a high degree of focus to traverse. The circuits offer up some challenging terrain with some breathtaking jumps that need careful control to avoid getting too much air. Unlike racing cars, you can't just point a bike in the direction you want it to go and open it up. The dirt bikes are unforgiving and it's easy to get overconfident.
The major difference between each race being the weather rather than the course itself.Īs with all motorcycle games, players are not only racing against the other riders and the circuits but also themselves.
To the uninitiated, they are all about the same. The game features 19 circuits from around the world. The game has just had a shot in the arm with the release of the next-gen versions from PlayStation 5 and Xbox series X. MXGP 2020 has been out for a while on Xbox One, PS4, and PC. The undisputed king of motorcycle game development, Milestone, goes next-gen with the PS5 version of their off-road motorcycle racer, MXGP 2020.
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