Valentino Rossi The Game: The History of MotoGP
PS4, Xbox One, PC [ Bandai Namco Entertainment - Milestone ]
Digital DLC: discover challenges inspired by Valentino Rossi's incredible career between 1997 and 2010
Milestone, the Italian developer specializing in racing games, has just released a trailer for the MotoGP World Championship in Valentino Rossi The Game and announced that digital pre-orders are now open for Valentino Rossi The Game on PSN, including the Valentino Rossi Historical Events DLC. The game will be available on June 16 for PlayStation 4, the all-in-one Xbox One game and entertainment console, and Windows PC/STEAM. After unveiling Flat Track at Valentino Rossi's Motor Ranch, followed by Drift and the Yamaha R1M at the Misano circuit, and finally the Monza Rally trailer, today we are turning the spotlight on MotoGP. The available riders, circuits and liveries will satisfy even the most knowledgeable MotoGP fans, who will also appreciate being able to revisit the discipline's entire history.
More thrilling and featuring less electronics, discover all the 500cc, 250cc and 125cc bikes that shaped the sport's history over the past 20 years, along with five legendary circuits that will delight fans of the era. You will be able to race on the Assen (2002) and Phakisa Freeway (2004) circuits. In addition, as a tribute to an edge-of-your-seat 2015 season crowned by Spanish rider Jorge Lorenzo's eventual success, all 2015 MotoGP riders are also included. Take advantage of this fantastic opportunity to revisit MotoGP history, ride legendary bikes and compete against the greatest champions of the past and present, including the legendary Valentino Rossi himself!
Valentino Rossi Historical Events
The DLC contains the following challenges: (Year - Circuit - Riders)- 1997 - Brno - Kazuto Sakata, Youichi Ui, Jorge Martinez, Masaki Tokudome
- 1999 - Welkom - Tohru Ukawa, Shinya Nakano
- 2001 - Catalunya - Carlos Checa, Max Biaggi, Noriyuki Haga, Loris Capirossi, Tohru Ukawa
- 2001 - Estoril - Max Biaggi, Loris Capirossi
- 2003 - Brno - Sete Gibernau
- 2005 - Losail - Marco Melandri
- 2006 - Sepang - Loris Capirossi
- 2007 - Assen - Casey Stoner
- 2009 - Sachsenring - Jorge Lorenzo
- 2010 - Losail - Jorge Lorenzo, Andrea Dovizioso
