That improvement alone almost makes the game one of the better races released that year. Acceleration, braking, control, and approach all feel like now it can be strategized into winning your races. That dedication to redemption is delivered on a silver plate right before you - the driving mechanics are much more refined. MotoGP 10/11 seeks to fix all of its shortcomings and redeem its spot as one of the most palatable MotoGP experiences. The control scheme felt stiff, and the twists and turns of driving looked more like a newspaper flapping against a windstorm. The visuals did not reflect courses, bikes, nor environments. The backlash that predecessor MotoGP 09/10 got was mainly about how arcade-like the whole experience felt. Motorcycling's About Learning From Mistakes It served as the developer's first hack at the series - so maybe it can be forgiven with a redux in MotoGP 10/11.

The significance comes that its processor was considered quite a poor take on the MotoGP sport - not delivering on expectations in any sense. No, it's not got some revolutionary mechanics or gameplay that brings a more impactful experience. While nobody expects many differences bar some minor improvements - MotoGP 10/11 serves as a slightly more significant entry. This time around - MotoGP 10/11 takes the video game motorbike racer world by storm as planned. Just like clockwork, a game that commits to global MotoGP fans is delivered into the hands of adoring fans year upon year.