But Ride on the Edge 3 has accurately recreated every bump, jump, dip in the road and undulation change on the real course. Several PlayStation 2 titles offered riders the chance to at least understand what direction the circuit goes in. I don’t know how they’ve done that they’ve done a fantastic job.” And because I know my gearing pattern, what gear I’m in for what corner, and then I use that in the game and transfers over. It’s seriously impressive to see that, to see my reference points in the game and use them. Take it from Todd: “The reference points are all there, the walls are the right colour, the fences and the trees and everything, the road markings even. He thinks the game could make approaching the TT safer for newcomersĭon’t take our word for it, though. Todd in virtual form in TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3. Not only was it seen as a relevant form of home therapy for people struggling during those dark days, the popular Esports scene went to new heights as it proved to be the only sporting competition on offer for many months. I didn’t feel like I’d been away.”Īttitudes towards gaming have changed massively since the pandemic. And the first night of practice, I was fastest, and I can only say what’s that down to? It’s keeping on top of that knowledge and playing the game. Honestly, I just played the game a lot during COVID to keep it fresh and I think I’m one of – if not the most recent rider at the TT – so I should have been towards the back. “And it was for a lot of people who’d been going for longer than that.
“I thought in my mind I was going to feel like I would be back to it being my first time there,” he adds when talking about returning to last year’s TT. I didn’t feel like I’d been away" Davey Todd
"The first night of practice, I was fastest, and I can only say what’s that down to? It’s keeping on top of that knowledge and playing the game.
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