6.8 out of 10

Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2

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User Score (23)

8.3
Expert Score (16)

7.7
Gameplay (4)

8.3
Graphics (4)

8.1
Sound (4)

8.3
Control (3)

8.5
Replay value (2)

8.5

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1291 of 2416 in Playstation 2 Games

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visuals, tight control, smooth animations

Score Distribution

Experts:

9-10		(3)
7-8		(11)
5-6		(1)
3-4		(1)
1-2		(0)

Users:

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Expert Reviews

Snackbar Games

4.0/10

31 August 2004
When the Wii first launched, there was only one third-party game series that was worth purchasing: Rayman Raving Rabbids. Since then, the Rabbids dumped Rayman and are now gallivanting around in their own series of games, with Travel in Time being the latest. Unfortunately, it is also the worst of the series. Read more
- Cutscenes are entertaining; Fun for a short while
- Minigames aren’t that fun, even with 4 players; Museum gets in the way of the game, rather than enhancing it
Playstation Illustrated

8.5/10

8 June 2003
First thing's first. Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX 2 has got what is probably the biggest collection of musical artists to ever perform in a video game. In fact, there are 20 music tracks (of which some will need to be unlocked), all by completely different artists, including big names like Suicidal Tendencies, Ice-T, Digital Assassins, LL Cool J, and Iggy Pop. Read more
PlayStation 2 Era

10/10

8 June 2003
I believe Shakespeare said it best when he wrote the famed quote "what's in a name". To this day on I still would take that quote and put it next to a franchise like Nike, Coca-Cola, McDonalds, etc. So where am I going with this you say? Okay, take the quote and place it next to the name Final Fantasy, "what's in a name" and Final Fantasy stick to each other like crazy glue, why? Because FF is the perfect example to emphasize a quote like that. Read more
xbox360.gamespy.com

6.0/10

19 September 2002
You've seen him on Jackass. Now you can be him on your PS2. Read more
- Great visuals; smooth animations; tight control; flatland tricks and user controlled music.
- Lame soundtrack; tedious challenges
NowGamer

8.2/10

26 May 2003
"It's nothing too original, but if you're still craving another extreme sports fix then you won't be disappointed" Read more