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TT Superbikes will feature on the channel around the launch along with a strong presence at this year's TT event in June. There will be several promotions including prize give-away copies of the game to Men and Motors viewers.

By Benbik
Posted Monday, February 23, 2004

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Jester teams up with Men and Motors for Superbike game

Jester, one of the UK's leading publishers and developers of entertainment software, is pleased to announce that they will work with Britain's No1 motoring TV channel Men and Motors on the promotion of their new game, TT Superbikes.

TT Superbikes will feature on the channel around the launch along with a strong presence at this year's TT event in June. There will be several promotions including prize give-away copies of the game to Men and Motors viewers.

The game will also feature the Men and Motors Suzuki superbike, which will race at this year's event. "We are delighted to be working with Men and Motors, their commitment and enthusiasm for the TT matches ours and we look forward to working further with them", commented Martin Kitney PR & Marketing Manager at Jester Interactive.

Joe Talbot, Commissioning Editor for Men and Motors added; "This is a great opportunity to introduce Men and Motors to a whole new market. The TT is a legendary race and from what we have seen from Jester, this is shaping up to be a classic game. We are delighted to be able to couple the two Medias whilst underpinning the message that we are Britain's No1. Motoring channel."

IOM TT Superbikes is scheduled for release on the PlayStation®2 in Spring 2004.

Key Features

The most extreme road race in the world since 1907.

37.73 miles of dangerous, intense racing.

On Mad Sunday take to the road against on-coming traffic!

Game modes allow exciting full-grid challenges with ten bikes fighting for the finish line.

Two players can compete in a split screen race,

Tutorials take the player through every corner of the course.

Silky smooth 60fps.

Riders and Superbikes respond precisely to controls with fully dynamic physics model.

Race at different times of day with dynamic weather systems depicted with next-generation particle systems.

Circuits have been surveyed using the latest surveying equipment allowing us to recreate the track to near perfection!