SBK-07 Superbikes World Championship review - PSP

If you're a biking sim fan, then SBK-07 Superbike World Championship is going to be a must-have addition to your PSP collection. As well as the realism of the ride, the game is stacked with features and content - you can switch from arcade mode to simulation and back again to suit your mood. We've been playing it this month and our review will tell you all you need to know about this fantastic motorbike sim. Read our SBK-07 Superbike World Championship review for Sony PSP to find out more.

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SBK-07 Superbikes World Championship review for Sony PSP
Right away you know this is a decent bike game, from the way you forget to turn early enough for the first bend and smash into some tyres or a wall at 150mph. SKB-07 needs to be played like a bike game - brake early, brake gently, then turn, get your rider banked nicely, and gently accelerate away from the bend. Get all that right and you feel like a world champion. That’s why people like bikes.
SKB-07 gets it right. Bike games need to be smooth, so the speed and motion of banking into corners comes across well - SKB-07 has that slickness. The track side scenery is pretty sparse and it does look like you’re racing around a nuclear missile test site where everything over six inches high has been obliterated, but if that’s what needs to be done to keep the speed up and the rider animation smooth, we really don’t mind.

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