As you would except from a Polyphony racing game, there's no shortage of content. There are over 35 real life tracks in the game - and they're good ones, too, with the lovely Laguna Seca and the Nürburgring mentioned. As well as plenty of tracks, Polyphony have, of course, bought in a large number of licensed bikes - 180, to be exact. Manufacturers include Honda, Yamaha, Aprilia and more.
The game seems to be structured exactly like Gran Turismo, funnily enough. There's your quick-fix arcade mode, Tourist Trophy made, where you steadily accrue a large number of different bikes and riding gear for being successful. Oh, and the rather superficial photo mode from GT4 is back.
While no official date in May has been set, the game looks unlikely to slip at this stage. If you're interested, there are some impressive screenshots in the media panel for your perusal. As always, more as we get it.
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