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Raceward today posted a new trailer for TT Isle of Man 3 that showcases some of the other circuits and a press release that details the map as a whole. It’s quite an interesting idea as apart from the official Snaefell Mountain Course there will be 200km of drivable roads with additional gameplay, offering a total of 32 different circuits, including both historic and current courses.

Press release below trailer.

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Press release:

TT ISLE OF MAN: RIDE ON THE EDGE 3 INTRODUCES ITS NEW “OPEN ROADS” FEATURE

Lesquin, 4 May 2023 – NACON and NACON Studio Milan’s racing label, RaceWard, are pleased to introduce a brand-new approach to playing TT Isle Of Man: Ride on the Edge 3: “Open Roads”, which offers a fresh way to enjoy motorcycle riding. Developed by gaming veterans at RaceWard, the official game of the Tourist Trophy lets gamers experience the thrill of the most dangerous motorbike race in the world. The game will be available on 11 May 2023 on PC, PlayStation®4, PlayStation®5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo SwitchTM.

For a few moments, forget the frenzy of the competition and explore the beautiful environments of the Isle of Man… at over 300km/h!

TT Isle Of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 offers a brand-new Open Roads feature that lets players ride freely around the Isle of Man and its 200km of famous roads. Recreated at 1:1 scale, the official route of the Tourist Trophy is the starting point for a range of activities, from the Career mode and time trials to mass starts and other challenges.

For the very first time, TT Isle Of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 includes new interconnected and open circuits, including the famous St John’s and Clypse courses. Raceward has also added new routes of its own, so players can explore the interior of the island and Snaefell Mountain.

The new TT Isle Of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 map has become a motorcycle playground. With many points of interest to find, the map is a source of lots of information about the island’s history and its iconic competition. Adventurous and curious gamers can read all the information they collect in the Journal menu option.

New features and content included in TT Isle Of Man: Ride on the Edge 3:

– The official Tourist Trophy course
– A total of 200km of drivable roads with points of interest and challenges to discover, including 60km for the Snaefell Mountain Course
– 32 different circuits, including both historic and current courses
– Close to 40 Superbike and Supersport motorbikes
– Over 20 official riders
– Improved physics for more precise cornering and braking management
– A wide range of motorbike upgrades to achieve better performance
– A new “Open Roads” feature so you can freely explore the Isle of Man
– 11 different types of activities, including two that can be customised
– Multiplayer with the option to create open and private online lobbies
– Online competitions with weekly and monthly events
– A cross-gen compatible game
– Purchasing any version of the game grants access to the next-gen and old-gen versions of the game for the same platform

TT Isle Of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 will be available on PC, PlayStation®4, PlayStation®5,
Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch™ from 11 May 2023.

About NACON:
NACON is a company of the BIGBEN Group founded in 2019 to optimize its know-how through strong synergies in the video game market. By bringing together its 16 development studios, the publishing of AA video games, the design and distribution of premium gaming devices, NACON focuses 30 years of expertise at the service of players. This new unified business unit strengthens NACON’s position in the market and enables it to innovate by creating new unique competitive advantages. https://corporate.nacongaming.com/

About Raceward Studio:
RaceWard Studio are an Italian video game developer, creating state-of-the-art racing games. Driven on principles of ensuring excellence and developing a highly rewarding professional environment, the studio boasts mastery of leading-edge technology, fused together with a team of veterans which combine experience, skills and passion. RaceWard Studio is a division of Nacon Studio Milan, that also works on a new project from the Terminator franchise. Nacon Studio Milan is now one of the largest videogame companies in Italy and it continues to expand. https://www.racewardstudio.com

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