Suzuki Super-Bikes II changes the standard in riding games for the Nintendo DS. Total handling control over the rider and bike are combined to create a never before experienced sensation of true control.
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This game has a few strong points going for it but they just aren't enough to give the game any merit. The sense of speed is wonderful as the frame rate in the game flows and you feel like you are going 175 mph on an R1. The choice of bikes are great, I expected only Suzuki's but their are Kawasaki, Ducati, and Yamaha. Cant remember any Honda's or others. The control of the bikes are decent. I feel like I can whip around any track and if I crash it's my fault. There is basically 2 track types, city and country and no racetracks. If you are a time trial only type, this game might be for you. If you want a challenging race game stay as far away from this game as possible. There are 4 difficulties and none seem to be any more difficult then the other. Which means this game can be beaten in 1-2 hours. If you have 4 buds then you can play multiplayer but I doubt even 3 others would want this game after they tried yours. The sound is terrible, the R1 sounds like a mosquito buzzing in your ear, but it's a Ds game so big deal. This game could have been fun with more track choices and just overall replay value. Once you play it for 30 minutes your kinda feel like your wasting your time.
