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Rainbow's MX Unleashed set a high benchmark for motocross games, but if anyone can challenge it, it's extreme-game king Activision and developer Left Field. Read Review
MTX: Mototrax offers a high-speed motocross gaming experience that will have you accelerating around corners and flying through the air at an incredible 60 frames per second. Immerse yourself in a new, deep non-linear career mode that tests your skills and savvy as you progress through all the motocross disciplines - motocross, supercross and freestyle - to become the ultimate MX athlete. As you progress and earn cash, you can customize your rider's attributes and purchase new equipment. Play alone and go up against seven other riders on more than 25 tracks, or hop online to challenge seven human riders at a time. The game features locations ranging from the Hawaiian Islands to the Australian Outback, authentic gear and bikes from Suzuki, Yamaha, and other manufacturers, as well as athlete Travis Pastrana and 12 other top pro riders.
After years of crummy motocross sims, what are the odds of two decent ones coming out within weeks of one another? As unbelievable as it would seem, that's what happened. This is a genre with a rather large hardcore contingent, which doesn't get much notice from the rest of the gaming populace. Both MX Unleashed, by Rainbow Studios and THQ, and this game, done by Excitebike 64 developer Left Field, aim to change all that. Consider me a believer. Read More »
After producing the NBA Courtside series and the acclaimed retro dirt bike update Excitebike 64, the once Nintendo-exclusive Left Field Productions found itself out on the street. Extreme sports advocate Activision wasn't about to see the team's enthusiasm for the racing genre go to waste, thankfully, and put them to work on the company's next motocross racer, the Travis Pastrana-sponsored, online-enabled MTX: Mototrax. Read More »
Left Field is a developer best known for its excellent motocross game Excitebike 64 on the N64. The now-dissolved relationship between Nintendo and Left Field opened the path for Activision to commission its new motocross title -- MTX: Mototrax. Aiming to bring more race and less crazy stunts to the genre, console gamers are going to get a real face full of grit and dust early next year. I spent a little time with the latest build of MTX a few days ago at Activision's headquarters in Santa Monica, and my overall impression of the game was a favorable one to say the least. Read More »
Also known as: Travis Pastrana's Pro MotoX, MTX: Mototrax featuring Travis Pastrana
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