Moto Racer 4 Nintendo CD KEYS günstig kaufen ab €6.00 🎮

its a game that shows simulation of moto bikes races where time penalty's can be negative , tracks can be in reverse on dirt or tarmac , itsits a game that shows simulation of moto bikes races where time penalty's can be negative , tracks can be in reverse on dirt or tarmac , its seems under finished were more tracks and areas of races would and could be made it takes nearly 8 years to make motoracer 4 from motoracer 3 its seems unfinishedcompetitions are negative where clear to see , other similar bikes would better as time penalty's are too often and competitions to long 10 races

Bought this today as it was only 1 euro. Always loved the first and second Moto Racer back in the days and read some rather negative reviewsBought this today as it was only 1 euro. Always loved the first and second Moto Racer back in the days and read some rather negative reviews on this fourth iteration. But could it really be that bad? Well, it's even worse. Giving this game away for free would even be too expensive. Graphics are really bad and blocky. Framerate is below 10fps. Controls are as bad as controls can be. Don't buy this. There is absolutely no positive note I can think off

Absolutely waste of money.- FPS drops under 20FPS- lots of lags- graphic is just bad- lack of good and precise controller on NS makesAbsolutely waste of money.- FPS drops under 20FPS- lots of lags- graphic is just bad- lack of good and precise controller on NS makes this game less than arcade (I mean all buttons works on/off like, so there is very hard to manage acceleration and speed because you cannot just keep in middle - it's full or zero)I bought this game on sale 50% less - and I feel like I hugely waste my money. I would not like this game even for free.

La série des Moto Racer est ancienne et remonte à loin, du temps jadis où Delphine Software s'en occupait il me semble ; il s'agissait d'unLa série des Moto Racer est ancienne et remonte à loin, du temps jadis où Delphine Software s'en occupait il me semble ; il s'agissait d'un petit développeur français en tout cas et déjà à l'époque ça sentait sensiblement du fion.Comme ses aînés, Moto Racer 4 est ultra arcade et alterne bécanes de route et motocross avec turbo incorporé et figures optionnelles. Ultra rapide, ce quatrième épisode a été développé par un autre studio français et se révèle ultra con avec son système d'étoiles mal fait qui peut vous faire perdre votre progression au cas où vous n'auriez pas rempli l'objectif prédéfini...Le ton général est largement kikoolol, la présentation est à l'avenant et la maniabilité est désastreuse : trop sensible, ultra sensible ou trop lente selon les pilotes utilisés... un calvaire. En outre, le jeu est un étron technique fabriqué avec l'Unreal 4 (distribué gratuitement dans les paquets de céréales et on sait pourquoi...) : les ralentissements sont assez nombreux et les graphismes aliasés ont comme une allure d'indé fortement faisandé.Voilà donc une daube à deux roues qu'on oubliera bien vite dans les oubliettes des jeux triple Z-.

TL;DR at the bottom for those with little time to spare :)Moto Racer 4 is at it's core, an arcade game. However, where I can normallyTL;DR at the bottom for those with little time to spare :)Moto Racer 4 is at it's core, an arcade game. However, where I can normally enjoy arcade racing games such as DiRT 3 and SSX, Moto Racer 4 is an unfinished mess. The game has some sense of humour with it's parody-like characters and such, but it just lacks depth. The visuals are passable and the gameplay is simple enough, but it just doesn't feel finished...what a disappointment...TL;DRNice enough visualsSome sense of parodyControls well enoughFeels rushedLacks depthFinal Score: 4/10

The classical race saga Moto Racer comes back again thanks to Microids, creators of Syberia. A game with dull graphics, a decent gameplay that has an irritating difficulty. But it has a bunch of mode games that will keep us busy for a while.

The game is pure arcade. And if you loved the first Moto Racer (it was great), then you will like this one. I've been missing the first oneThe game is pure arcade. And if you loved the first Moto Racer (it was great), then you will like this one. I've been missing the first one for a long time - wishing I could play it again, but no way without an old computer. Moto Racer 4 is the answer. It plays exactly the same, so much so it's nostalgic. Which is great! If you look at it as if this is just a major update to the original game, then it's awesome. The interface is easy and quick, the sound is awful (so annoying you almost want to mute it in some of the dirt bike races), the graphics are not great (but I don't think they were meant to be), and the races are arcade-fun and fast. I feel like the developers wanted to revisit the original game because that is the only one that was any fun.

Moto Racer 4 tugged at my nostalgia from the original PlayStation games, but it left me feeling cold and empty afterwards. I wanted it to be good, heck I would have settled for it being mediocre, but in the end it just feels like a game lost in time.

Decidedly average attempt at a reboot of the franchise, with controls that just aren’t fun and load times that sap what was left of any real enjoyment from the title.

Moto Racer 4 is a very arcadish two-wheeled racer. It has the benefit of having two different classes of motorcycles to race, and there is a career mode that allows for tailoring of the game’s event objectives to match one’s skill, something I haven’t seen too much in racing games. Unfortunately, the online lobbies were empty, the visuals are somewhat dated, track selection is limited, and the sound is nothing to write home about. For $40 I feel that some may feel the price of entry is too high.

Moto Racer 4 is one of those few motorcycle racing games that actually works well on Xbox One. Although severe technical issues plagued the game at launch, efforts have been made to improve it.

Moto Racer 4 is the return of a franchise. The game starts out nicely, but quickly loses its charm. The same tracks keep returning and the career mode is no career mode. And with the illogical elements in the game it's no more than a mediocre racer.

Arcade through and through, yet ancient physics, weird design choices and a faulty VR-mode ultimately lead this brave attempt at rebooting a franchise to an early grave.

Moto Racer 4 isn't certainly the series' return we were hoping for. It's an obviously rushed title, made in the hopes of gaining money thanks to the brand's name.

If you were a fan of Moto Racer 1, don’t believe the bad reviews: this game is awesome!I’ve read complaints that you have to unlock heapsIf you were a fan of Moto Racer 1, don’t believe the bad reviews: this game is awesome!I’ve read complaints that you have to unlock heaps of the game’s content in career mode before you can enjoy it in a quick race. That’s exactly what the original was like, so it’s a plus in my opinion. I like having to earn my fun. I’ve read complaints that it’s really challenging to win races on the highest difficulty. Again that’s exactly like the original where you needed a near perfect race to say ahead of the competition. I enjoy getting to know the tracks like the back of my hand in order to eek out an extra 0.05s improvement on my last time. I’ve read complaints that in split screen, there aren’t many game modes other than beating the other riders or racing against the clock. Once again, it’s exactly like the original which only had races and time trials.The reviewers will tell you to stay away if you were a fan of the originals, but it appears many of the reviewers either never played the original or they have bad memories. There are the hallmarks of MR1 all over this title, it’s like a remake for the current generation.My only issues are that the graphics aren’t great for a 4th gen console, and that your peripheral vision is cut down in split screen mode making it hard to navigate through tight corners that you can’t see around. However, if you can get past the sub-par graphics, which I quickly did, you’ll find there’s a whole lot of nostalgia combined with a heap of fun game play.Moto Racer 1 is my all-time favourite video game, and I feel like this is absolutely a worthy successor.

Sadly, poor handling, catch-up AI, framerate drops and a general lack of polish to all aspects of the game render what could have been a success into a middling arcade racer that is less than the sum of its parts.

Moto Racer 4 is a game that demands a lot from the player both in terms of patience and dexterity, its graphics are not the best and the hyped VR mode is somewhat of a bad joke. But if you can ignore the forgettable heavy metal soundtrack and can appreciate the gameplay consisting of challenges instead of regular races, you have a lot to do here. Should you prefer to burn rubber around in circles though, is not the game for you. However, if you love twitchy arcade racers and like to challenge yourself, you should definitely pick up Moto Racer 4.

Even with fairly decent driving gameplay and a somewhat unique career progression system, Moto Racer 4 simply doesn’t do enough to wow veteran racing game fans or woo in newcomers who might be tempted to put pedal to the metal.

A disappointment, even when compared to mobile games. I’ve never been bored while playing a game involving high-speed motorcycles and bikers doing radical stunts, but I suppose there’s a first time for everything. Fans of the original games should steer clear of this game, as it will only disappoint you.

Only with great indulgence, Moto Racer 4 can be described as a mediocre arcade racer. Unfortunately, the game was one of those unpleasant moments of being a reviewer and the only ray of light is Artefact Studios to provide a series of effective balancing patches.

This game has definitely some problems (graphics are not that bad, physic is ok but not great). But if you reach world 4 you'll find someThis game has definitely some problems (graphics are not that bad, physic is ok but not great). But if you reach world 4 you'll find some great gameplay features and the game become really good... it's 100% arcade it's maybe a bit too hard (but I like it like that) but it's a good old fashioned game.

It's always nice to see an old-school arcade racer. No open world, fast paced gameplay, easy to pick up, split screen - it's all here. AndIt's always nice to see an old-school arcade racer. No open world, fast paced gameplay, easy to pick up, split screen - it's all here. And unfortunately it's all bad. The controls suck, graphics are bad, difficulty is just unfair and frustrating and the sounds are horrible! There are some nice ideas in this game but it's just no fun. Just buy the fantastic trackmania turbo instead.

Moto Racer 4 is far from the revival we had hoped for. With awful graphics, an appalling technical side of things, a boring gameplay and a horrendous soundtrack we still don't understand why it's sold for so much money.

This feels like a great disappointment. Moto Racer 4’s budget upbringing can do little to forgive the twitchy handling and tough career objectives. For an arcade racer, fun moments are in short supply and fans of the series might want to avoid this. There’s challenge and frustration in abundance but the core racing doesn’t excite me.

It's always nice to see an old-school arcade racer. No open world, fast paced gameplay, easy to pick up, split screen - it's all here. AndIt's always nice to see an old-school arcade racer. No open world, fast paced gameplay, easy to pick up, split screen - it's all here. And unfortunately it's all bad. The controls suck, graphics are bad, difficulty is just unfair and frustrating and the sounds are horrible! There are some nice ideas in this game but it's just no fun. Just buy the fantastic trackmania turbo instead.