The thing that Ride on the Edge 2 does so well is the same thing its predecessor did so wonderfully: it’s fucking terrifying.
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Review code provided free of charge by the publisher In a world of health and safety gone mad, the Isle of Man TT stands as a bastion of racing where those who seek adrenaline and the thrill of pushing themselves to the limit can pit themselves against the harsh TT circuit.
The track has claimed many lives and continues to do so. To my mind it’s one of the greatest racing events in the world, and those who compete in it are certifiably insane. There are bumps in the surface, odd cambers and pot holes to contend with.
That means the track winds through villages and up hills, with riders coming within inches of kerbs, lamp posts, houses and more. If you aren’t aware the Isle of Man TT is a yearly even in which complete lunatics race motorbikes around the 37-mile long Isle of Man circuit which is made up of regular roads that get closed down for the race. But what improvements has it brought? Is TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2 a sequel worthy of standing on the podium? It had some problems, but I wound up loving it nonetheless. A few years ago we got TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge, a game intent on bringing the madness of the real event to the medium of videogames for all us bike fans.
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