TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 | Nintendo Switch
TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 arrives physically on Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5 and XBox One/Series X this Thursday, May 11, 2023, the game developed by RaceWard Studio and Nacon Studio Milan S.R.L. will cost $49.99.
TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 takes place on a small island in the Irish Sea, which despite no longer being part of the MotoGP calendar is still one of the most popular sporting events in the UK.
Ride on the Edge 3 will introduce a new Open Roads feature, allowing riders to explore over 200km of roads around the Isle of Man, find challenges and compete in weekly and monthly events.
About the game
The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy is the most epic, most dangerous, and most spectacular race in the world. It is a course of over 60km on the roads of the Isle of Man, includes 264 bends, and requires high-powered bikes specially prepared for the race. The riders who compete in it train their whole lives for the chance to win the ultimate accolade: being crowned champion of the Isle of Man TT.
Features
- The game includes all the official content of the latest TT (riders, bikes, teams, course) for a unique and true-to-life experience. You are plunged into the middle of the TT as if you were there. And you will feel all the passion and tension this race generates.
- Whether you compete in the Supersport or Superbike class, you can ride on 32 different circuits and over 200km of roads. Simply choose one of the 38 official riders available: 21 in Superbike and 17 in Supersport.
- The game features easy-to-learn and intuitive riding with ultra-realistic and cutting-edge physics for the ultimate immersion and simulation quality. Many professional riders even use the game to train and learn the circuit.
- The major new feature in this edition is an open world that can be used to freely ride around the roads of the Isle of Man to find different game modes and a wide range of challenges:
- Quick Race
- Career Mode
- Online Multiplayer
- Weekly and monthly races