Superbike 2001 Critic Reviews

Pure white-knuckle racing that will send your adrenaline levels soaring.

While on the highest difficulty the realism is still a little overwhelming, there are many driving aids to keep you on the track and keep the game fun.

When you first get on the track, chances are you'll be so impressed with the stunning graphics that you'll probably forget to accelerate when the lights go green.

First-rate graphics, awesome motion captured animation, smooth 3D scrolling, as well as authentic riders, bikes and tracks... It has it where it counts, in the fun category.

If you can spend the time to master this title, you will have one of the most fun and realistic racing experiences that you can find on a computer.

Currently the best biker game out there, defiantly deserving a place in your collection, but ONLY if you don't already have a copy of "Superbike 2000."

A gorgeous experience -- as close to donning the full leathers as most of us are willing to come.

For those with the drive and the patience, though, Superbike 2001 is, hands down, the best motorcycle simulator available for the PC.

If you're into this stuff, there's no need to look anywhere else.

EA Sports delivers its strongest installment yet in the PC's best motorcycle racing series.

If you never purchased "Superbike 2000" and you're a fan of motorbike racing, Superbike 2001 is a game you don't want to miss.

The only disappointment visible here is constituted in my mind by an utter lack of customizable options with each of the bikes.