BMX XXX (PS2)

well my family seem to think it was ok

Game was completely broken with a huge laser burn all the way around the disk. Would not recommend this company.

Let's just get this straight. BMX XXX. Sounds suggestive doesn't it and in fact it is. These are one of the games where you either love it or hate it.BMX XXX is basically Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 with more gritty graphics, very obscene language and live strip shows. It's not exactly much of an improvement. There are now 9000 tricks to perfect and a create a rider option. Oh, you can make your rider topless too.Apart from this, BMX is not exactly a game to get excited about. One major difference is the gameplay system. It's not like Tony Hawk's previous titles where you get a time limit to to specific challenges. BMX XXX allows you to explore the levels which are in fact huge. You get to pick which challenges you wan to do and when to do it, and some may have time limits too, but the main emphasis of the large levels is to explore and locate coins.These coins will give you access to live strip shows. The more you pay, the more clothes come off. For example, 12 coins may get you a lady dancing. 30 coins may get you a topless dance and 50 coins? Well, use your imagination.However, the crashes in the game look incredibly dire, with graphics all over the place and sometimes your body parts go through the scenery. Although there are some jokes in the game, they tend to only be funny at first, and you'll find them an annoyance later in the game.The final verdict? Well, if you haven't got Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2, you should try this out, as it offers all an xtreme bmx game can, but if you do have it, don't bother. If however you were looking for an xtreme game on the PS2, do the right thing, and get Tony Hawk's masterpiece instead.Strip shows as an improvement in a game? If I wanted nudity I'd look for it on the internet.

Game did not work

ok, a lot has been said about this game, and after purchasing it, i hope to give you the truth about BMX:XXX. basically, if you like bmx games it's a good game. however, the graphics are poor, with cut scenes resembling something from incredible crisis on ps1. in game graphics are better, but not much. rider graphics are impressive but background is nothing to admire. tricks are good with a huge range available, and probably the best thing about this game is the flatland tricks you can perform.However, grinds and balances are far too easy to keep a hold of. Rider falls are ridiculous, with the rider suddenly turning into a very bouncy rag doll. these look unrealistic, but they are not a major problem. The ps2 version of this game contains no nudity at all, just some bad language. Nothing you wouldn’t hear in a 15 rated film. The 18 tag on this game is unnecessary. the soundtrack is good, with tracks like "My Friends Over You" by New Found Glory. Multiplayer games are not what i expected. Strip BMX consists of achieving ridiculous combos, and trying to beat them over and over. When this has been done, the rider is left with bra and panties on, and it goes no further(on the ps2 version). and with only 3 pieces of clothing needed to be taken off to achieve this, the game has a disapointing end to all that time spent getting a 14-trick combo just to beat the opponents score. Paintball BMX can be fun, but only when the rider is in your view, seeing as the player who is firing is immobile and can only shoot the other person if they choose to come into view. Levels are also large and impressive. Overall, this game is well worth buying for the jokes and tricks, but if your just looking for some cheap thrills, then keep away.