The MotoGP season 2014 is about to start and with it, the development of the MotoGP video-game. A new console generation has brought many technical innovations into Milestone. A completely redesigned game engine will make its appearance not only on PS4 but also on the past gen platforms - with a new audio engine, new real-time lighting effects, graphic details that have never been seen before in a two-wheeled racing game, as well as a much richer multiplayer experience.

“Our artist’s team has decided to integrate in MotoGP 14 the same sensations and vibrations that can be perceived and lived on the most fascinating tracks of the MotoGP™ World Championship. I’m not talking just about gameplay or graphics details; I mean the exact sensation of emotions perceived from the environment, lights, scents and atmospheres that characterize a Grand Prix. Each track has unique features that we have expressed on a new and higher level, for a MotoGP game, thanks to the new graphics engine and to the Yebis2 introduction. I’m truly positive that by viewing our Facebook’s gallery, all the players will appreciate our latest work”, affirms Andrea Basilio, Game Director Milestone.

TT Assen.

Assen is the only venue to have held a round of the Motorcycle World Championship every year since its creation in 1949. The circuit was purpose built for the Dutch TT in 1954, with previous events having been held on public roads. Modifications to the Assen circuit over the winter of 2005/6 saw the length of the championship’s longest serving track cut from over 6km down to 4.555km/2.83miles.

Gran Premi Monster Energy de Catalunya

In 1989, through the joint collaboration of the Catalan Autonomous Government, the Montmeló Town Council and the Royal Automobile Club of Catalunya (RACC), work began on giving one of Europe’s most beautiful cities a state of the art race track to match. The Circuit de Catalunya opened on the doorstep of Barcelona in September 1991 and welcomed its first international event that same month, hosting the Spanish F1 Grand Prix. It went on to host the European Motorcycle Grand Prix and in 1995 became home to the Gran Premio de Catalunya. Considered to be one of the best designed circuits of the recent era, the Circuito de Catalunya won the much coveted IRTA ‘Best Grand Prix’ trophy for 2001.