Pro Cycle Manager - Tour de France 2011 assets ride into public
posted:
5/25/2011 7:04:00 AM
With the 2011 Tour de France approaching and the annual doping accusation against American riders headlining the pro cycling world, it is only fitting that we get a look see at some new assets for Pro Cycling Manager - Tour de France 2011. The folks at Cyanide Studios give us five new screen shots showing off the game and environment, as well as a few tidbits of what to expect. Probably the biggest news is that the level-editor is back, but has been bolstered with new scenery objects and more effects. Pro Cycling Manager / Tour De France 2011 is due to hit retail for PC later this Summer.
New images of Pro Cycling Manager / Tour De France 2011
Cyanide Studio revealed five exclusive new screenshots of Pro Cycling Manager / Tour de France 2011, the latest version to the popular licensed PC cycling series. Come see the high definition player models, as each rider’s real-life physique is reflected in their avatar. Clip into your pedals and experience Le Tour de France as never before, with increased realism, immersive 3D effects and countless performance improvements! In addition to photo-realistic cyclists, the game features brand new racing environments that offer a wide range of real-life landscapes.
About Pro Cycling Manager 2011
While looks are important, the real meat of the game is still the management aspect, which is now more detailed than ever. The user interface has been streamlined for easier reading, while still offering more precise interactions with the team’s cyclists and sponsors. Sponsorship management is richer and more in-depth, and each cyclist’s performance during a competition will directly impact their salaries and sponsors' offers. To keep things interesting, the updated AI presents fierce completion with plausible, unpredictable behavior in the pack, during breakaways, in sprints, and other highlights of the race.
The fan-favorite level-editor is back, letting creative players design their dream race! It has been updated with a broad range of new scenery objects and new effects to create new races with an even higher level of detail!
With a wide range of new features, tweaks and upgrades, the game still stays faithful to the spirit of the series. Pro Cycling Manager: Tour de France 2011 is sure to please cycling and sports management fans when it arrives on PC this summer
Cyanide Studio revealed five exclusive new screenshots of Pro Cycling Manager / Tour de France 2011, the latest version to the popular licensed PC cycling series. Come see the high definition player models, as each rider’s real-life physique is reflected in their avatar. Clip into your pedals and experience Le Tour de France as never before, with increased realism, immersive 3D effects and countless performance improvements! In addition to photo-realistic cyclists, the game features brand new racing environments that offer a wide range of real-life landscapes.
About Pro Cycling Manager 2011
While looks are important, the real meat of the game is still the management aspect, which is now more detailed than ever. The user interface has been streamlined for easier reading, while still offering more precise interactions with the team’s cyclists and sponsors. Sponsorship management is richer and more in-depth, and each cyclist’s performance during a competition will directly impact their salaries and sponsors' offers. To keep things interesting, the updated AI presents fierce completion with plausible, unpredictable behavior in the pack, during breakaways, in sprints, and other highlights of the race.
The fan-favorite level-editor is back, letting creative players design their dream race! It has been updated with a broad range of new scenery objects and new effects to create new races with an even higher level of detail!
With a wide range of new features, tweaks and upgrades, the game still stays faithful to the spirit of the series. Pro Cycling Manager: Tour de France 2011 is sure to please cycling and sports management fans when it arrives on PC this summer
