TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge PlayStation 4 Cheats and Tips

To get the 206 mph (331 km/h) and Beyond! Achievement/trophy you must beat the top speed during a race on Snaefell Mountain. In order to do this select Quick Race and pick the Snaefell Mountain track. It doesn't matter what race mode and amount of laps you choose. Select the Norton V4RR as this motorbike has the highest top speed.

All you then need to do is patiently wait for a straight and go as fast as you can, you will unlock the achievement/trophy as soon you hit 332 km/h (207 mph) Do not worry about slowing down for corners or finishing the race.

To get the Discretion is the better part of valor achievement/trophy you must finish a complete lap of the Snaefell Mountain Course without any collisions. The easiest way to do this is to use the following settings.

Riding style: Amateur

ABS: High

Traction Control: High

Anti-Wheelie: High

Race Line: On

Brake Method: Combined

Transmission: Automatic

Select the full TT course on Solo- Time Attack and noon when the day is at it's brightest. Pick the Triumph Daytona 675 Supersport, this motorbike has decent handling and is stable in slow corners and bumps. Aside from the very last sector where you should ease off the throttle and take care in the last few corners you should be fine. You do not have to ride around the roundabout, just turn right. Your lap should take around 20 minutes to complete.

Take a look at the video below to get 10 tips on how to get faster times in TT Isle of Man Ride on the Edge. If you keep playing the game the tips mentioned in the video will eventually get in your muscle memory and your times will substantially improve.

Tips include:

- Use Manual Gears

- Red Line Shift

- Get the Best Start

- Prepare the Lean

- Use Visual Aids

- Practice Each Section

- Micro Turns

- Snap Turns

- Power Out of Wobbles

- Straight Braking

Trying to overtake at a corner can be tricky, if you don't get the timing and braking correct when you approach the bend you run the risk of totaling your motorbike in the barriers. It is a lot more easier to just sit in the slipstream of the bike in front and then when the opportunity arises make your move on one of the straighter sections of the track.

If you are unfamiliar with motorbike racing games it is recommended that you start off by using the assists.

For example, having the Dynamic Racing Line aid enabled will help you considerably when it comes to braking into a corner and taking the fastest line around the course while having the Anti-Wheelie and Stoppie tool will prevent the motorbike from lifting the front wheel off the ground when accelerating fast on the exit of a slow corner.