A new year will bring a new MotoGP 23 game on Xbox. Milestone will continue developing the official Motorcycle Grand Prix game this year, making it a decade of continuous great games on two wheels.
The Series X should see the new game, but what about old-gen? We've got everything you need to know right here!
MotoGP 23 Xbox
MotoGP 22 was released on Series X | S in April last year. Although we haven't seen any official announcement regarding MotoGP 23, it's safe to assume that it will launch with a Series X version later this year.
Series X | S will bring the best picture quality available for MotoGP 23. MotoGP 23 will be able to run in 4K at 60 frames per second on the Series X, as long as your TV is up to the task.
Release date
The release date for MotoGP 22 was been confirmed to be 21st April 2022. We expect MotoGP 23 to have a similar slot later this year. This will be the case for all systems and worldwide.
The release date for MotoGP 23 will be confirmed when the reveal trailer is uploaded. Going off previous years, this should be towards the end of February.
The reveal trailer for last year is linked for you above.
What about the One?
The Xbox One was released in late-2013 and the first MotoGP game on the system was MotoGP 15. MotoGP 22 was released on both the Xbox One and Series X | S.
The transition between new and old-gen is still going on, as most games are still being released on both consoles.
Whether the Xbox One will get MotoGP 23 isn't clear. However, given that the player base on the old-gen systems is much larger, it's definitely possible.
What will the Series X bring to MotoGP 23?
Anybody that has been fortunate enough to experience the Series X will know how much of an upgrade it is over the One.
The console is graphically stunning, making full use of 4K resolution and playing games is a silky smooth 60 frames per second.
With the increased processing power too, games will run much more consistently as well. Milestone have been consistently producing great motorbike games and MotoGP 23 will continue that trend.