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Ride
Ride, a motorcycle racing game from Bandai Namco, is coming to stores May 19 across North America, for Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
The game will have four racing modes, over 100 motorcycles that range from superbikes to historical hogs, and online multiplayer. Customization options will optimize both riders and vehicles, and a large selection of circuit tracks will allow players to zoom through countryside roads or burn rubber through cities.
Pre-ordered copies will include the Iconic Pack DLC, featuring three classic Yamaha motorcycles – the TZF-R7 and two versions of the YZF-R1. These iconic bikes date back to the late 90s and early ‘00s, and are considered some of the most recognizable vehicles in the Yamaha line. Gamestop pre-orders will additionally have access to the High Performance Pack DLC, with five super-powered bikes such as the YZF-R1 and YZF-R1M.
Ride will see a future release on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, but those dates are yet to be confirmed.
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