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Supercross 4 DLC Adds 2-Stroke (250) bikes, Indianapolis 2020 track
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Apr 3, 2021
0 CommentsMilestone released their first content DLC for Monster Energy Supercross 4 on Thursday, adding the following content for $9.99:
– Honda CR 250R
– Husqvarna TC 250
– KTM 250 SX
– Suzuki RM 250
– Yamaha YZ 250
– 2020 Indianapolis (Colts Stadium)
My understanding of engines is limited, but based on what I think I know (lol) 2-stroke engines will effectively have a narrower powerband that forces you to maintain engine revs to put the power down properly. Or something.
Official screenshots:
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