Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX for PlayStation 1

Ps1 Dave Mirra Freestyle Bmx Sony Playstation 1 Factory Sealed

If you love the insane jumps, difficult tricks, and heinous crashes of freestyle BMX bicycle riding, then you're probably already familiar with Dave Mirra. One of the true innovators of this extreme sport, Mirra has taken Freestyle BMX to greater heights than anyone ever imagined. And now Playstation owners can come along for the ride, with DAVE MIRRA FREESTYLE BMX. Mirra isn't the only pro in this game, though you can choose from nine other big-name riders, too. Master over 1,000 trick combinations across 12 different courses, with a soundtrack featuring Sublime, Cypress Hill, Rancid, and Social Distortion!

Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater from Activision became a megahit last fall. Since then, dozens of companies have tried to bring fringe sports like surfing, sky diving, and other "me, too" extreme sports titles to market, and all of them looking to cash in on the craze. Up until now, none have matched the quality or replayability of Tony Hawk, and only a small few have come close, including this month's challenger, Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX from Acclaim. Instead of using a skateboard to race against the clock and perform dangerous midair stunts for points and prestige, this game is all about daredevil BMX bike riding, so that players can aim to pull off a "Superman," "Icepick," "Tailwhip," or "Toothpick." In total, there are over a dozen unique environments, such as Camp Woodward's backbreaking "Lot 8" or the San Jose Ramp Club, to name two. First, players must select their rider of choice, be it repeated World Champion biker Dave Mirra, 1999 Dirt Circuit Champion Ryan Nyquist, or eight other stars of the sport. Each of the riders enjoys his own signature moves, plus even more riders can be unlocked over time. However, there is no create-a-player feature, as there is with a few other games of this kind. Fortunately, controlling the rider is a cinch to learn for younger or novice gamers, and there's enough substance here to keep players pedaling long after the goals are met. In fact, along with the "Free Ride" mode, the timed "Session" mode, and the challenging, career-based "Proquest" mode, there are 10 different two-player games, including our favorite, dubbed "B-M-X", in which the second player has to mimic the first rider's moves (remember basketball's H-O-R-S-E variant?). Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX's visuals