Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX for Game Boy Advance (GBA)

Pros: BMX, cool tricks

Cons: Didn't live up to it's hype

The Bottom Line: This Game is alright, but not the best.

Review: Matt Hoffman Pro BMX seemed to take forever to come out. I read about it a lot before it came out and sites were talking about how great it would be with the Tony hawk engine in it so I couldn't wait to go out and buy it.

First things first....

Pros: Moves, sceneries.

Cons: Confusing points, soundtrack.

The Bottom Line: Nice BMX moves and characters, but a head-breaking and sometimes unfair game.

Review: I saw this game as a demo version in the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 CD. I thought it was quite good and since I had liked so much TH I thought it would be just as good. About a week after finishing TH I bought this CD.

My first impression was...

Pros: Game looks very good, many moves and tricks.

Cons: Control scheme is poor, gameplay is repetitious.

The Bottom Line: If you're hardcore BMX, snag it out of the bargain bin. If not... well, don't... snag it... out of the bargain bin.

Review: Quick Facts: Mat Hoffman’s Pro BMX – for Game Boy Color. (Also will work on Gameboy and Game Boy Advance). About $5 at the time of this writing, 1 player. Released by Activision in March of 2001, rated E for everyone. Extreme Sports Genre. ...