A small update for TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 was released last week for PC (on 29th June), and on Monday (3rd July), that same update is now available on all console versions as well. This is the fourth patch for the title since its release on 11th May 2023.
Every system received the main updates, those of which include a Leaderboard update, a helmet update for rider Peter Hickman, a tuning update to the vibration effect for the handlebars, the addition of customizable field of views and the ability to save race rule configurations in custom race sessions.
For PlayStation 5 players, there were a few more fixes to the title. Alongside the handlebar vibration, there’s also a controller vibration update for the intensity. Other PS5 specific updates include a new toggle for turning off Joypad Trigger Feedback and adjustments to volume levels for kneepad scraping and impacts.
Peter Hickman, the rider whose helmet received an update, set the fastest lap ever, a 136.358 mph drive on the island, just recently in this year’s competition.
While Hickman’s helmet has been updated, it is still worth mentioning that the game still utilizes the 2022 event liveries and the recent 2023 ones are expected later this year, most likely as a paid DLC.
Check out the patch notes below, courtesy of the social account for the game.
ALL SYSTEMS (PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S)
- Leaderboard updated with new focus on player’s ranking
- Race rules configuration now saved during a custom race session
- Customizable FOVs added
- Handlebar vibration effect fine-tuned
- Hickman’s helmet updated
PlayStation 5 Specific
- Controller vibration intensity fine-tuned
- New option to disable joypad trigger feedback added
- Impacts and knee pads scraping volume adjusted
