In a new interview that Milestone Interactive released for their upcoming MXGP: The Official Motocross Videogame, they featured the well known MXGP Italian riders Tony Cairoli, David Philippaerts and Davide Guarneri, and their MX2 compatriot Alessandro Lupino. The discussion centered on the video game and its authenticity.

“The main aim of MXGP is the loyalty to the Championship and for this reason we’ve invited some riders to help us into the development of the game such as: physics, tracks and audio. The riders had the chance to try an early version of the game and to share their own feedback. It has been very interesting seeing them in action: only who actually rides onto the real tracks can test deeply the game’s loyalty”, affirms Alessandro Castrucci, Milestone’s Game Director.

“Thanks to these preliminary tests the riders have revised the tracks with the artists and the physics with the programmers giving interesting points that are now part of the game. Every single rider had the chance to try for several hours the game and answer to our questions such as the riding’s feeling and the real Motocross Bike’s behavior. What did they love the most? For sure the career mode that for the first time has been included into an official Motocross Videogame”, concludes Castrucci.

The game will release in 2014 on PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360, and PC.

Milestone, one of the leading publishers of realistic licensed racers worldwide, has released a new video for their upcoming motocross simulator title, MXGP: The Official Motocross Video Game.

According to Milestone, the title will demonstrate the pillars of this specific license for any video game to adhere to: simulation, realism, authenticity and loyalty to the license.

“The main keyword of MXGP is loyalty and this is particularly clear in several elements of the game such as the tracks. The track of Maggiora has been realized in 1:1 scale, as on the real one. The same principle has been applied for the bike and riders’ behavior and the deformation of the track. All these features are possible thanks to several data collected on the field,” affirms Alessandro Castrucci, Game Director at Milestone.

“In this particular gameplay video players will see the potential of the brand new title in development. We’re confident that MXGP will tickle the appetite of the fans keeping the elevate accessibility of the milestone titles”, concludes Castrucci.

The game launches next Spring for Xbox 360, PS3, and PCs running Windows. Stay tuned.

MXGP will feature riders and bikes from the official MXGP 2013 calendar year along with all the rules and a redesigned career mode. Maggiora itself looks great, and serves as a historic race track from the late 1950’s when it become one of the Motocross circuits in all of Europe and a venue for national and international events in 1960. 2013 marked the year that Maggiora returned to the FIM Motocross World Championship for the what’s being called the best Grand Prix

MXGP features all the riders, teams, bikes and rules from the official MXGP 2013 calendar including a redesigned career mode for living the feelings of the Motocross. It will release in Spring 2014 for PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360 and Windows PC.