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'Mad Riders' announced by 'Dead Island' studio Techland
Published Wednesday, Feb 15 2012, 03:22 GMT | By Scott Nichols | Add comment
Mad Riders has been announced today (February 14) for Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation 3 and PC.
Publisher Ubisoft has released the game's first trailer for the announcement.
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The high-speed ATV racing game will offer 45 tracks from across the globe.
Players can compete online in three multiplayer modes for up to twelve players, with leaderboards and special features designed to allow players to test their skills in competition.
The game is being developed by Techland, the studio behind last year's first-person zombie action game Dead Island.
Mad Riders will be available for download this spring. Pricing is yet to be revealed.
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Publisher Ubisoft has released the game's first trailer for the announcement.
> Ubisoft's Vita launch lineup: Hands-on with 'Rayman Origins', 'Lumines'
The high-speed ATV racing game will offer 45 tracks from across the globe.
Players can compete online in three multiplayer modes for up to twelve players, with leaderboards and special features designed to allow players to test their skills in competition.
The game is being developed by Techland, the studio behind last year's first-person zombie action game Dead Island.
Mad Riders will be available for download this spring. Pricing is yet to be revealed.
> Ubisoft's 'Just Dance 3' continues Wii chart domination
> Techland's 'Dead Island' sequel rumoured to be called 'Dead World'
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