BMX Games for GameCube Review

Описание: Here is a list of BMX Games for the NINTENDO GameCube:
1. Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 (2001)
2. BMX XXX (2002)
3. Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2 (2002)

Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 is the Tony Hawk correspondant of BMX Games. The game has a similar structure. You free roam, get challenges on the map and do countless of tricks. You can’t create a new character, but you can choose from 14 different BMX pros, which you can upgrade later with unlockable stat points
The game has 10 huge maps, filled with ramps and gap spots. Unfortunately because the maps are so big, the level design is sometimes lacking. Meaning that from time to time it’s hard to find a place on the map where you can do some sick combos. But this doesn’t mean that you can’t do plenty of tricks and enjoy the game. The trick system is well thought. It’s amazing how many tricks you can pull off in the game. Also aside of the solid single player experience, filled with free roam, plenty of objectives and a well crafted trick system, the game has multiplayer too. There are 13 different games you can play in two. And games are stuff like 3 minutes highest score, or BMX variants of HORSE, single trick at 5 random spots, or who manages to make the longest grind.
Overall, the game is fantastic. It feels a little sloppy with some animations, and the big map works against you in some moments, but these are just nit-picks. Because the overall experience, is pleasant and solid. It’s not as good as Tony Hawk, but it’s still close and solid and fun as a standalone game.
BMX XXX gets it’s name from the nudity and use of hookers and stripers in the game. Also the humor in the game is more dirty. It’s not high quality, like dirty humor in general. It feels generic. In rest, the game is the standard Dave Mirra BMX game. The same guys behind Dave Mirra made this game too, and in the gameplay structure it’s the same. You get new maps and new characters. This time you can create topless female characters. And there is one new objective. Now there are objectives where you need to pick up an object and get it somewhere on the map. But in rest, the gameplay is the same as before. The same reach that combo score, the same collect this stuff, or get that many points there. Basically, this game is Dave Mirra gone sexual. Those who are sensible to sexuality will want to play it for the polygon asses and tits, but those who don’t play games just because they’re sexual, will find it a competent BMX game. It will feel like another entry of Dave Mirra.
Mat Hoffman’s Pro BMX 2 tries to be more like Dave Mirra, but doesn’t reach the same level of fun. The objectives get repetitive and are shallow, whereas in Dave Mirra they were more interesting, and better integrated. Also in Dave Mirra you didn’t have an annoying timer on your nerves. But on the other hand, the physics and animations are way better than in Dave Mirra. In Dave Mirra I always said that the animations look sloppy. Here they are okay. Falling from a bike, or landing a trick looks much better in Mat Hoffman than in Dave Mirra. It still has problems, but it’s better than in Dave Mirra. But still, it falls short compared to the best in the genre, Tony Hawk.
In conclusion to all 3 games, they are solid and competent BMX games. And if you want an enjoyable BMX game, try any of the 3. But each one has short commings. The first one is fun, but has it’s drawbacks, the second one has the same drawbacks plus sexuality, which some consider it a better aspect, some a worse, and the last one, has good graphics and solid gameplay, but the missions are shallow and clunky and make you refuse to play the career and just cruise around.



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