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Accompanying these huge landscapes are clean, nearly pop-up free draw-distances that really seem to stretch out forever. Other visuals that initially impressed in the 90%-complete version include bump-mapped roads, various weather types (fog, rain, and snow), a vast array of customizable bikes parts, and perhaps most importantly a massive set of environments that stretch out for what seems like miles. When riders hit a bump, the bike and rider react differently and independently (another game that does this well is Downhill Domination), You can see the shocks reacting, the energy practically flowing up into the rider and his body taking the hit afterward, and of course, it all happens very fast with quick, well-made animations. Implemented its own tried and true physics techniques in MX Unleashed, Rainbow's bikes and the riders react to their environments with high levels of detail and realism. Players now have the choice of riding an extra class of bikes, ranging from the newly added 50cc bikes (following the trend of tricking out kids bikes), to 125cc, 250cc, and 500cc bikes. They can opt to race for a Fast Lap, race against a Ghost Bike, play against another person in Multiplayer, enter into a Single Race, or goof around in Freeride. For those less familiar with motocross, motocross is based on outdoors courses and tracks, while supercross is always traditionally held in indoor stadiums, with tight oval-ish courses heavily designed to provide a massive amount of challenges. Players can enter into a Career mode (complete with 15 rounds), Supercross, Freestyle or Nationals. YES NO All of the major elements of a traditional motocross game are here with a wealth of modes, bike kinds, true-to-life courses in both motocross and supercross, and more.
After having created the hugely popular ATV Offroad Fury 1 and 2 and the likeable (but not so popular) Splashdown 1 and 2, and let's not forget the company's earliest successes in the genre with Motocross Madness, Rainbow Studios looks to give MX Unleashed its unbeatable physics treatment - but it's also trying to do something that it has somewhat failed at in small but significant ways before, which is to make the games wickedly addictive. THQ's recent visit to IGN), Rainbow's newest title has all the right elements to make it a winner. Of course, every year, the newest game promises to be better, and by now, we all know that's not always true. It's not been easy, and after several varied attempts, THQ thinks it may have itself a winner this time. After Acclaim's sleeper hit Jeremy McGrath Super Cross '98 opened publisher's eyes on the PlayStation five years ago, everyone from EA to THQ and 989 Studios has tried its hand at the creating the right balance of simulation and arcade, while hitting the hardcore motocross and hardcore game fan.
Yeah.right, like I (the original Agent 42) was a paid killer. I was a paid assassin in my former life, but Hitman 2 just wasn't realistic enough for my refined tastes. I played volleyball in high school, but I have zero interest in playing volleyball videogames. Like for instance, I love soccer and tennis games but I'm not crazy about traditional sports games such as basketball, hockey, or baseball games. Sure, there is crossover, because after all you can never account for taste or variation. You've got your platform heads, skateboard freaks and sports junkies.