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Nacon Confirm MXGP Game Will Release This Year On PC And Console
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Mar 7, 2024
0 CommentsPosting this item late due to sickness. Apologies for the gap in coverage (whole of February, 2024).
Kylotonn and Nacon announced last year that they had acquired the MXGP license seemingly abandoned by Milestone. We then had an extended period of radio silence that ended with Nacon Connect 2024 (the publisher’s marketing event) last month where the announcement (text below) confirmed release this year on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
Their text:
MXGP – THE OFFICIAL MOTOCROSS VIDEOGAME
The official game of the FIM world motocross championship, MXGP is being developed by KT Racing, a motor sports games specialist, and is due for release in late 2024 on PS5TM, Xbox Series and PC. Players will be able to explore behind the scenes of the world’s most iconic motocross championship, with access to all the discipline’s official content – with the game providing calendar, riders, teams, bikes and sponsors.
The developer also had a showcase trailer that quickly featured MXGP real-world footage. No in-game footage has yet been shown that I am aware of.
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