Prince William tests cutting-edge special effects on virtual motorbike ride through Arizona

PRINCE William gets his motor running on a virtual motorbike ride through Arizona.

He tried out cutting-edge special effects during a visit to a video production training centre in Belfast.

Wills, who loves motorbikes, jumped on the simulator at Ulster University.

He said: “Any excuse to get on a motorbike.

"I feel like someone needs to take this for a real spin. It’s incredibly realistic.”

The Prince was in Northern Ireland for a one-day trip which was due to take place in May but postponed when the General Election was announced.

Earlier, he urged young people experiencing homelessness to “be seen”, during a visit to a Belfast charity helping support young people in care.

Northern Ireland is one of six Homewards locations across the UK where local partnerships are working to identify and solve issues that lead to homelessness.

William visited The Foyer, which is a temporary accommodation and support service which houses around 30 young people experiencing homelessness.

Meanwhile, the King marked his 76th birthday yesterday by opening a food hub in ­Deptford, South London.

Children sang Happy Birthday and gave him a cake.

The King looked delighted as he said hello to a baby in the crowds