Moto GP brings the fast paced sport of motorcycle racing to the Game Boy Advance.

In Moto GP, you can rip up the tarmac at upwards of 200 miles per hour. Real life manufacturers lend a total of 10 high-tech machines to Game Boy Advance players with offerings from Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and more.

Several game modes will test your skills. Quick Race mode puts you in the driver seat right away, while Time Attack lets you race without the pesky computer-controlled drivers. In Tournament mode you advance through a short series of races, and Grand Prix takes you around the world in a 16-race season.

THQ takes the realistic approach to racing in Moto GP. You will take a nasty spill if you try to floor it through the turns. Most of the passing is done on the straight sections, but the decent AI of computer opponents will attempt to hold you at bay.

Real-life drivers and locations add to the realism of Moto GP, but the graphics and sound fail to impress. The backgrounds are nice but signs and track markings lack detail. Crashes are accompanied by a weak sound effect and less-than-spectacular animation.