Full motion video of actual motocross events is of good quality and add to the excitement of the game. Sounds in the game are also impressive as is the background music.
Hear motors rev and the unsettling crunch of man and machine as they impact at high speed with the maybe too realistic terrain. This is a game that offers great replay and money value. Five 5 different stunt quarries are available as well as over 30 indoor and outdoor tracks. With so many events and multiple tracks and quarries to choose from the next racing or stunt challenge is just a mouse click away. As if these were not enough there are 16 different stunts to master and you can even taunt other riders as you leave them sucking exhaust and dust.
This feature rich game offers still more, when you get too good for the supplied tracks, build your own with the simple to use track editor and when computer opponents no longer give you enough grief on the track try out the multi player capabilities of Motocross Madness.
There are only a few things I will never, ever do in my life, and I think taking up dirt biking now tops the list. If anyone dares to ask me why, I'll just hand him a copy of Motocross Madness. It's been a long time yet it almost feels too recent. God bless you all! Vivek Vicky 2 points. This was my fav game ever. I used to play once a day. Motokid 0 point. I used to always go to the cliffs in the demo of this just to launch myself back to the track. It was so fun.
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Baby Shark reaches 10 billion YouTube views. Microsoft is done with Xbox One. Windows Windows. A game pad will do nicely, as will a joystick--and a force-feedback stick is better yet.
However, if you really want to experience MM in style, you would do well to hook up with a free-motion controller, like the Sidewinder Free-style Pro: To steer and tilt your bike, all you need to do is tip the pad in the preferred direction. And this type of controller is particularly fun to use while racing through the stunt quaries: Pulling up to get air on a huge jump is as easy as getting out of bed. Adding a premium peripheral to Motocross Madness ups the price tag overall, but it also ups the Fun Factor.
However you choose to play, though, Motocross Madness is a welcome leap tor racing enthusiasts. Motocross Madness , to be exact. Motocross Madness gives you the choice of four different types of competition. The first three are all track-style races. Baja is a sort of cross-country race in which you ride from checkpoint to checkpoint as quickly as possible. National races take place in a trench-like environment. Supercross is an arena-based track with lots of bumps and jumps.
And last, but certainly not least, perform as many stunts as possible to earn points in the Stunt Quarry. This adds a level of realism that is pretty much only paralleled by physically riding a bike. When you get air and try to land, make sure you level your bike properly, otherwise the word "dismount" quickly comes to mind and body.
In fact, they are so realistic that my friends and I find ourselves cringing and yelling "ouch" and other words whenever we eat it pretty bad. I found that steering the bike during some of these races, particularly during the National, tends to be a bit sensitive and may take a few minutes to get the hang of.
The stunts, however, take a bit longer to get under control. There are sixteen different stunts that are all pretty neat to watch and perform. There is even a "stunt camera" that will show the stunt from a different angle when the stunt is executed. The interface is very straightforward. In fact, my copy had no written documentation and I figured it out.
Upon loading the game, I received an error message about my video card not having the latest drivers and that they needed to be updated. I updated with the files on the CD which turned out to be the same version I already had and still got the same message.
I then clicked on the "Start" button on the CD splash screen and got an "Access Denied" message that scrolls for about five seconds before it loaded the game. The animated splash screens from the game took up to three minutes to show compared to the same Microsoft splash screen that takes maybe fifteen seconds on Age of Empires , Outwars and Monster Truck Madness 2. Fortunately, you can bypass this. Once the game finally loads, the largest problem of all comes into play: it tries to access my B: floppy drive for up to a minute before going to the next screen when I select something.
I found if I completely disabled my B: drive, the problem went away. During the actual gameplay, I had no problems at all except when I finished a Baja race, the game completely locked up. I have been told that there should be a patch for these problems soon. Hmmm, how do I describe this in a word?
Perhaps "realistic" will do. The terrains are quite vivid, which says a lot given that most of the playfields are pretty much wastelands. I found the shadows of the bikes caused by the low-lying sun to be really amazing. The bikes and the riders are clean, crisp and well done overall.
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