Overview
WGP: Real Race Feeling (also known as World Grand Prix) is a classic 1989 motorcycle racing simulation arcade game developed and published by Taito. Directed by Hiroyuki Sakawa, the game was highly praised for its realistic handling, which was the result of Sakawa's detailed, intricate study of real-world motorcycles.
The simulation allowed up to two players to compete against each other or battle the computer grid across a variety of meticulously mapped, world-famous racing circuits. Players could test their skills on iconic tracks, including:
• Suzuka Circuit (Japan)
• Phillip Island (Australia)
• Laguna Seca (U.S.A.)
• Hockenheim (Germany)
• Assen (The Netherlands)
• Bugatti Circuit (France)
• Donington Park (England)
• Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium)
