Milestone have released a trailer that might appeal to you MotoCross fans. In an effort to ensure their next racing title, MXGP sounds as real as possible they’ve just gone right on ahead and straight up strapped microphones (amongst other piece of recording kit) to the riders and let them loose.

There’s some pretty neat first person footage of the riders bombing around the track and those bikes have a much deeper bite than expected. If the game sounds like that when you’re in first person, that’s reason enough to purchase it if you’re an audiophile. Of course MotoCross fans will get a kick out of the enhanced realism, new tracks and riders and much more.

MXGP drops on October 17th for PS4, so if that’s your jam then get on it already. It’s already on PS Vita, Xbox 360 and PC. What are your thoughts on the audio recording process? Let us know below.

Milestone’s next racing title MXGP – The Official Motocross Videogame finally has a release date for the PlayStation 4. It will be out on October 17th, just in time for the month’s major releases. Check out the first trailer for the PS4 version above.

MXGP on the PS4 features 18 tracks with 4 new circuits (Arco di Trento in Italy, Sevlievo in Bulgaria, Loket in Czech Republic and Lierop in Europe), twice as many riders on the road at any given time, improved textures that are four times larger than the PS3, a new environmental lighting system courtesy of Yebis 2, and the DualShock 4’s Light Bar changing according to the RPM of your bike. You can also look forward to deformable terrain and better looking 3D character models.

MXGP – The Official Motocross Videogame is already available on the Xbox 360, PS3, PC and PS Vita. Will you be picking it up? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more details.

MXGP: The Official Motocross Videogame was announced to be getting a PlayStation 4 release a while ago, and now that it is approaching, we are getting more and more information on pre-order bonuses for the game, and just what they will entail. For example, if you pre-order from GAME (in the UK), you will get exclusive access to a Helmet Pack, which will include four helmets available in game from FOX.

The game was already released on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and PC a while ago, but the PlayStation 4 version boasts of a lot of improvements and enhancements that should make it the definitive version. These include four new tracks, more riders on the track, improved graphics and audio, and of course, support for PS4 specific features, such as for the DualShock 4 lightbar.

The game launches on the PlayStation 4 soon- stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage and new of the title.

MXGP: The Official Motocross Videogame is already available on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and PCs running Windows, and now, it has been announced for the PlayStation 4 as well, with a planned release this Autumn worldwide. The PlayStation 4 version includes four new circuits, improved character models, improved audio, double the number of characters on track, and support for the PS4 lightbar, which changes color depending on just how taxed your bike’s engine is.

MXGP: The Official Motocross Videogame aims to deliver an authentic motosport experience to all gamers, bringing all the riders, teams, bikes and rules from the official MXGP 2013 calendar, as well as a newly redesigned career mode, along with it.

If you are interested in the game, it’s already available on a slew of other platforms, although the PS4 version, with its host of improvements and its planned worldwide release, looks like it is the way to go, if you can bring yourself to wait.

MXGP promises to deliver an authentic motocross racing experience, with Milestone painstakingly recreating not just the season schedule, teams, sponsorships and tie-ins, but also the physics and the technicalities of motocross racing with their title. To promote the release of their game, they are going to be releasing a lot of themes and avatar customizations for the Xbox 360 and PS3. These include:

AVATAR AND DYNAMIC THEMES PS3:

Avatar (Price per each avatar €0.49)

·         Searle
·         Cairoli
·         Desalle
·         Frossard
·         Lupino
·         Bobryshev
·         Paulin
·         De Dycker
·         Herlings
·         Ferris

Helmet (Price per each pack €1.49)
·         Helmets Avatar Pack 1
·         Helmets Avatar Pack 2

Riders’ Themes (Price per each theme €2.99)
·         Riders’ Theme  Cairoli
·         Riders’ Theme  Desalle
·         Riders’ Theme  Paulin

AVATAR, GAMER PIC AND THEMES Xbox 360:

T-shirt Male and Female (Price per each T-Shirt €0.99)
·         Tm Racing
·         Yamaha
·         Suzuki
·         Kawasaki
·         KTM
·         Honda

MXGP Racing Male and Female (Price per each suit €3.99) and MXGP Helmet – €2.99.

Gamer Pic Pack (Price per each pack €0.99)
·         Gamer Pic Pack 1
·         Gamer Pic Pack 2

Riders’ Theme (Price per each theme €2.99)
·         Riders’ Theme  1
·         Riders’ Theme  1
·         Riders’ Theme  1

MXGP: The Official Motocross Videogame is about to launch, and ahead of the launch, to ease players into what promises to be a highly authentic motocross simulation, publisher Milestone has released a series of videos that should essentially act as tutorials for the game’s mechanics for new players.

The first two video tutorials (see above) teach players scrubbing and jumping techniques.

“On a motocross track, the jump’s phase is highly critical for saving or losing valuable time. Thanks to the feedback given by professional riders while developing the game we’ve been able to add all the settings that control the flight making the riding experience of MXGP as real as possible. Accelerating or using the rear brakes, players can control the bike’s angle while landing. They can also handle the rider’s weight distribution which will change the flight trajectory,”affirms Alessandro Castrucci, Milestone’s Game Director.

“Even the fulfillment of tricks becomes really important during a race. A well done scrub allows the rider to minimize the time spent in the air, making a lower and faster jump allow the rider to land earlier with a speed boost. Video tutorials will guide players to master these techniques, conveying the thrill of Motocross even to casual players without restricting hardcore gamers to play and pursue their own riding style” concludes Castrucci.

MXGP launches on PS3, PS Vita, Xbox 360, and PC March 28.

Milestone’s MXGP: The Official Motocross Videogame will be out on March 28th for Xbox 360, PC, PS Vita and PS3 and will bring a ton of new gameplay features to the forefront. More importantly, the Indian retail pricing for the various versions has also been revealed. The home console versions will cost Rs. 1999 while the PC version will retail for Rs. 999. The PS Vita version will cost Rs. 1799.

MXGP will feature 60 riders and 14 tracks based on the official MX1/MX2 2013 FIM Motocross World Championship. You’ll also have 60 bikes to race across different modes, including the Career Mode which lets you plot the course of your life as a professional racer and beyond.

The will also feature realistic bike physics and a new terrain deformation system to go with the realistic motion capture. Will you be picking up the game on March 25th? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

Milestone Interactive’s upcoming motocross simulation and racing game, MXGP – The Official Motocross Videogame, has just got its newest developer diary, one that discusses the motion capture technology used to authentically recreate real life motorsport.

“MXGP is a symbol of simulation, realism and license’s loyalty. Implementing Motion Capture technology is an additional piece to the puzzle that together with the ones related to game’s physics, graphics and chromatics’ choices, which were unveiled in the Gameplay trailer # 1 and released last week, creates the whole product image”, affirms Alessandro Castrucci, Milestone’s Game Director. “Particularly this year, using a female character , as the Monster Girl, will enhance the game’s realism if compared with the previous one; we are also confident she will be appreciated by all Motocross’ fans”, concludes Castrucci.

MXGP- The Official Motocross Videogame is due out on March 28, 2014 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and Windows PCs. Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage and information on the game.

Milestone has released a new gameplay trailer for MXGP – The Official Motocross Videogame, which is based off the official FIM Motocross World Championship. In this new video, we can Evgeny Bobryshev at Valkenswaard in the Netherlands and get a closer look at both the first person perspective of the game as well the track soil deformation.

The former is especially interesting since it sees the condition of the tracking changing from race to race, leading to a greater level of challenge since you’ll be forced to adapt to changing conditions. The first person perspective lends a new view to the game’s jumps and tracks, ramping up the realism considerably as you struggle to navigate the dirt-clad roads.

This is of course alongside the MXGP 2013 calendar of riders, teams, bikes and rules, along with an all-new Career Mode for players. MXGP will be available on March 28th for PS3, PS Vita, Xbox 360 and PC.

Milestone Interactive is hard at work on MXGP- The Official Motocross Videogame, the game that it is developing as a love letter to all fans of the sport, and one of the things that it is paying painstaking attention to is the details- for instance, check out just how lovingly crafted their 3D models are.

So confident are they in just the models that they are willing to showcase them in videos dedicated entirely to them. The newest one that you see above showcases the third 3D model for Belgian racer Ken De Dycker, who races for the Red Bull team, and has five GP wins under his belt.

MXGP- The Official Motocross Videogame is due out later this year. Specifically, it will be releasing in Spring of this year on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita (for some reason), and on PC.

Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more of the latest coverage.