#Bike Race Game

[jonyislam]

Moto X3M Bike Race Game Levels

Moto X3M Bike Race Game The Ultimate Guide for newcomers Are you a addict of bike racing games? Do you love the exhilaration of high- speed races, challenging tracks, and mind- boggling obstacles? If yes, also Moto X3M bike race game is the perfect game for you! In this composition, we’ll give you with a comprehensive companion to Moto X3M bike race game, covering everything from its features,…

[sillysaurus]

day 12: things that make me nostalgic, game version

[batsplat]

I saw the post about assen 2016 and Marc cutting the chicane and was wondering if Marc did that a lot to his competitors like the imitation of mind games. Cause I’ve always thought of Vale as the one who used the mind games more. Did Marc use mind games a lot and was just more subtle?

(assen '16)

if you're interested in reading more about marc marquez mind games, then boy do I have a post for you

anyway, I can't really think of anything that's all that similar to assen 2016 because that's such a specific situation... not every day that you have something as memorable and as easy to visibly imitate and as controversial as cutting the final chicane. of course, if we're talking about imitation, it's pretty hard to avoid mentioning how marc did infamously copy two out of valentino's three most well known career overtakes within half a year of joining the premier class, and was also pretty shameless about the whole thing. but at least there you can say it's all about the race situation marc happened to find himself in - and there will only have been so much premeditation possible with both incidents

more broadly speaking, then, targeted behaviour where he's trying to send a message to one of his competitors during non-race sessions... well, that's fairly common. he loves using non-race sessions to study and stalk and at times deliberately harass his competitors. I'll give a little more details on one specific incident here to demonstrate what I'm talking about. it's related to towing, as it so often is with marc, and I ended up only briefly mentioning it in the post linked above. for context, marc spent a fair bit of time in 2019 trying to mess with the rookie revelation fabio quartararo, sometimes during the races themselves and sometimes outside of them. nothing wrong with hazing your young challengers, right? so one of the more widely discussed incidents took place in sepang 2019 qualifying (tw crash):

big fan of how the article very strongly implies that when marc says the words "honestly speaking", he was not, in fact, honestly speaking. did a single person on this planet believe marc when he said he just happened to end up right behind fabio? who knows, maybe there's someone out there, who knows...

obviously, marc and his team weren't really trying to hide what they were doing, which makes it even funnier that marc just goes for this completely shameless 'oh it was all just a coincidence' routine. and of course, this entire episode ended on a pretty sour note for marc. even though he tried to shrug it off in the moment, this incident did come with consequences for him:

which, yeah. lot's to be said here, lots to be said. but let's return to the actual point of the post, the mind games

in the end marc did do a rather nice salvage job in the race, p11 to p2 - and fabio didn't win the race, which I'm sure was appreciated. here's a nicely in-depth description of the incident that I'm going to liberally steal excerpts from. it's a good bit of extra insight on both the episode itself and what it represented in the broader context of the dynamic between the pair of them

it's part of the established playbook when it comes to dealing with promising young talent: you try to rough them up in the races and you try to rough them up outside of them. you try to make them nervous, maybe you even try to scare them. and so the cycle continues

this is the thing, right, marc really does view all on-track sessions as time to 'work' on his rivals. he's never been focused solely on himself during these sessions - and the towing thing has never just been a matter of practicality for him. 'the race doesn't just happen on sunday' 'great riders, champions, are bullies' 'they don't just want to win, they want to rub the rest of the world's noses in it'... marc has always adopted that philosophy in his racing (and he learnt from the best). he's never been shy in his tactics of intimidation - in his efforts to undermine his rivals' confidence and make them suffer. it's all part of the game

and then, of course, there's the bit of insight we get about how marc was reportedly worried about fabio because of his talent and fearlessness... a rookie who hadn't even won a race yet. and yet marc's "been doing his best to instil fear" into fabio. unfortunately it's not always easy to spook young talent, especially when they're so very brave... it's a tricky line to toe - by marking out your rivals like that, you are also letting them implicitly know you see them as a threat. which if anything can help motivate them and make them more confident. inconvenient

anyway, l'll include some more of the description of the incident, which helps illustrate just how little effort marc was going to in attempting to hide his underhanded behaviour (and how that may have been the whole point):

inherently, right, this 'battle of nerves' is a really important element of the whole towing strategy. it's about your read of the other rider, your analysis of their character, how you think they will play the situation... how much you think they're willing to risk, how much you think they'd be motivated to just fuck you over regardless, how prepared they will be to call your bluff. and in the context of sepang 2019, with that year's title very much sealed up, marc decided that he was prepared to play this game for as long as he had to. marc had won the last five races, fabio was still searching for his first ever win... marc knew young and hungry fabio would blink before he did

which, yeah. less than ideal to engage in mind games in a way that ends up getting you injured. this whole incident does serve as a good illustration of marc's overall approach, but obviously this specific episode wasn't particularly successful or indeed wise from marc's side. all in all, it probably wasn't all that intimidating for fabio when marc crashed behind him

anyway, here's some more bits talking about how marc was perhaps not being 100% honest in his post-qualifying interview:

even though in this specific example marc did admittedly fuck it, a lot of this kind of behaviour isn't bad long-term investment because it's meant to be cumulative, where you're just consistently putting pressure on someone... as it says above, "every ounce of energy spent worrying about you is one which can't be spent on trying to go faster". so you're hoping to distract your opponents, you're hoping that this constant tension will eventually unsettle them - or that you've spent so much time studying and analysing them that you can figure out how to bother them more effectively (*coughs* 2008 *coughs again*). or maybe you just can't help yourself in messing with your opponents and sometimes it is counterproductive because you've shown them how seriously you take them as a rival. maybe sometimes it's a bit of all of those things!

on fabio's reaction:

which is a pretty friendly response, it has to be said! but anyway, of course 'if he wants to follow us we are doing a good job' is probably the most healthy and useful takeaway from the whole thing. that's the thing with bullies, isn't it, you do have to figure out a way to stand up to them. fabio might have been annoyed while marc was picking on him, but he's not picking a fight with marc after the fact. he's just making it clear that he's not been intimidated - and has bagged himself pole in the process while marc started from eleventh place. as fabio says, "it's a little bit part of the game". but it is a game, and it's one that marc has always been more than happy to play

[ratsonas]

wanting to rewatch sports anime i liked as a teenager is the worst because no matter how much i love the characters and themes i still have to sit through boring ass sports sequences

[viciogame]

🎮 Clash Road (Arcade)

Complete Gameplay: https://youtu.be/AGntIDL3PDY

#ClashRoad #Arcade #bike #DataEast #bicycle #mountainbike #race #TourDeFrance #racer #bicicleta #racing #RoadRash #Viciogame #Gameplay #Walkthrough #Playthrough #Longplay #LetsPlay #Game #Videogames #Games

[posthumanwanderings]

Manx TT Super Bike (AM3 - Sega Model 2 - 1995) @ GiGO Akiba

[psxui]

No Fear Downhill Mountain Bike Racing (1999) - Character Select

[hiddenbeks]

anyway back to kotorposting. one thing to know abt liah is that if she wasn't a jedi she would be a famous swoop racer

[casualmobilegames]

Your Ultimate Knuckles Sonic Blue Hedgehog Moto Hill Climb Adventure! Explore a variety of environments, from the challenging of Hill Climb Racing to the mind-blowing stunts in Mad Skills Motocross.

[game-of-kinks]

Race Queen - Toutes les cartes sont dispo sur @tire-une-carte Bon jeu !

[planet4546b]

i’m having so much fun with kotorrrrrrr. every time carth speaks to tig they start yelling at each other. carth and bastila fighting. bastilas like well I think you might be force sensitive and tig says No im not. Stop talking to me. I wanna hang out with mission

[ourple-octoling]

just some fuckin guy

[gatecrashing-corneas]

on my way to get the #1 spot on Roach race

[lilymariesposts]

Rev Your Engines with Traffic Rider! 🏍️💨

Hey gamers! 👋 its @lilymariesposts, a professional gamer, get ready to talk about one of the most thrilling bike games ever: Traffic Rider! 🎮🏍️ This isn’t just another mobile game; it’s a full-throttle experience that puts you in the rider’s seat with stunning first-person views, realistic bike sounds, and a career mode that keeps you coming back for more.

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[viciogame]

🎮 Cool Riders (Arcade)

Complete Gameplay: https://youtu.be/RJE42EoYnCE

#CoolRiders #arcade #sega #race #bike #racing #bikes #racer #moto #OutRunners #motos #outrun #Steppenwolf #BornToBeWild #fliperama #rider #RoadRash #クールライダーズ #Viciogame #Gameplay #Walkthrough #Playthrough #Longplay #LetsPlay #Game #Videogames #Games

[z2z-gaming-and-random-art-ai]

Console Sports Games of 1994 - Cannondale Cup

Cannondale Cup also known as Mountain Bike Rally outside of the US and is a bicycle racing game and was one of the first games to make use of the Life Fitness Entertainment System peripheral for the SNES.

Cannondale Cup was developed by Radical Entertainment and gives the player the option of 8 rides to choose from and races set on 8 different courses as well as a selection of bicycles too choose from, each of the bicycles having stats in the turning, speed, tires, acceleration, and shocks categories. Races contain jumps, oil spills, nasty crashes and Road Rash style punches.

1. Intro 00:00 2. Gameplay 00:15 3. Outro 06:07

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