Reviews and Problems with Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2
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Overall 6
Gameplay 6
Graphics 8
Sound 7
Lifespan 6
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 Review
IGN Entertainment
9 February 2008
Conclusion: Mirra BMX 2 is plagued by many flaws in the control system and in collision detection. Graphically the game gets the job done, and the many modes make the game worth...
Excerpt: have a smooth, almost cartoony appeal to them. The levels look nice and seamless, and have a good variety to them, warding off any repetitive feelings you might have.
Excerpt: Well, here we are, and Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 is upon us. Like its predecessor, it borrows heavily from Tony Hawk in the sense that you're let loose upon a variety of...
Excerpt: Obviously taking a hint from the success of Activision's Tony Hawk series, Acclaim decided to try its hand at the extreme sports genre and ended up going with BMX biking
Conclusion: Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 has problems, but just like the first one, there is something in it that just hooks me into playing it until the night turns into day.
Conclusion: If you ever dreamed of death defying stunts, then this is the game for you. If not the most amazing graphically, then the most rewarding game to play.
Summary: "there is one major problem that plagues what could have been a really good title - collision detection, its something that shouldn't be showing up in games these days,
Pros: Good Fun, Great Viewing Distance, Some Great Music
Conclusion: Viel zu oft misslingt eine Aktion scheinbar ohne eigenes Verschulden und viel zu selten gelingt eine beeindruckende Kombination von Sprüngen.