More treats are sure to rev and roar their way to you guys with the official site of SBK-08: Superbike World Championship going live. Apart from the customary goods like screenshots, trailers and news, they'll also be having a "development diary", which is sure to make the wait for this title a tad more bearable. To find out what it's about, head to the full article.

Black Bean Games just announced via press wire that SBK-08: Superbike World Championship will be racing across various platforms come next year. While SBK-07 for the PSP, PS2, PC, and 360 had some of its moments - with World Superbike Champion James Toseland recently admitting that he actually used the game as a simulation to practice his biking skills - the upcoming SBK-08 is still showing promise.

SBK-08: Superbike World Championship has been announced to come out for the PS3, PSP, PS2, Xbox 360, and PC next May. Details are scant for now, but Black Bean and Milestone promise to utilize the engine of the PS3 and 360 to enrich your gameplay experience - make it more compelling and real.

Check back for more updates, but for now, screenshots!

 

 

As SBK 07 Superbike World Championship's Europe release looms closer, developer Black Bean Games has just announced that the official site is up.

SBK 07 boasts to being the official video game of the WSBK Championship, the superbike tournament. The site will sport news and info on SBK 07 Superbike World Championship, plus photo and video galleries. Perfect for the WBSK buffs. It has additional features like riders (like Troy Bayliss, Max Biaggi and James Toseland), fans, and of course, the bikes and umbrella girls.

There will also be news on bikes and the teams featured in SBK 07 Superbike World Championship, info in the in-game tracks, an online guide, and a FAQ section. Need anything else? You can check out the site by clicking the via link below.

While the PSP and PS2 versions of SBK: Superbike World Championship are still on schedule for their end of April release, Eurogamer reports that the PC and Xbox 360 versions of the game will only be available come October.

Black Bean Games spokesperson Livio Cantagallo told Eurogamer, however, that the demo will be ready "near the end of the summer." At least fans will get something to pass the time with while they're waiting for the official releases.

There has also been no confirmation yet regarding the rumored PS3 version. According to Cantagallo, "We are going to think about a PS3 version, because we are just moving onto the next-generation consoles, starting with the Xbox 360 as it's similar to the PC."

 

SBK 07 developer Black Bean Games, together with former developer Milestone, just released a handful of details about the up and coming racing game. Before we get into the nitty-gritty of things, the two would like to inform fans that they are already on the game's finishing touches.

Black Bean proudly announced that all elements of the SBK universe have been faithfully recreated for this release: riders, tracks, atmosphere, TV style replays, and even the Superbike Umbrella Girls. All five official teams (Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha) will also be present.

Speaking of which, there will be a total of 22 bikes and 22 riders, with the riders having unique and individual characteristics. The game will have four modes: Race, Race Weekend, Championship, and Challenges.

Superbike World Championship 07 (PSP, 360, PC) Should be expected sometime this coming April.