Overall I give the game a 94/100 because I am a motocross fan and rider. The 250 and the 450f are ok, but the 250 gets kind of annoying. The 125 sounds pretty damn good as does the 250f. The bikes sound better than the last version but are still a bit off. I would rather them spend money on a making tracks than the music since I have an iPod but for those that don't go that route, the music isn't that great. Not a big deal but when the rider is on his way over the bars and to avoid crashing you have to move the rider forward, it just doesn't feel right. The crash avoidance system is a nice touch but I often find it has me forcing the rider the opposite way than I should. It's nice you don't crash as much but without pre-load it's really hard to get back up to speed if you crash mid section on supercross. Too many times i go flying off the track while still getting used to the controls. I unlocked them all and now I'm going back and getting them down one by one. It's taking me quite a while to get the supercross tracks down the way I want. The gameplay is really nice to have a change but it's obvious this is the first generation of the reflex system. They are really fun but it's clear some nationals are made for 250f's. I played a few nationals, enough to get to what I needed for supercross.
If you would have told me Rainbow didn't make the game I would have believed you. I've played a lil over 10 hours or so on it. I picked it up Tuesday when I got off work. Meaning, is the Deforming on the track "slowed" down during longer races? We'll see. I'm eager to see how it works on say a 5-10 lap race. It has single handily crushed your previous consistent fast lap plans. The icing on the cake this time in reflex is the deforming track! I remember this technology being developed or considered or maybe just wished for in the MCM2 days.
And when I say "set up", leaning the rider and arcing that bike on the right line and making sure you hit any bump, whoop or jump nice and square. This one is truely a new beast.įor example, if you go blazing into a turn not at the right angle, you either wash out or get bucked because you didn't set up for the line right. Not this time.Īt first I really thought the game was crap, but I tell you after playing the demo for a couple of hours, you have to learn to play it different than all the rest of the games rainbow has developed. Through the years, Rainbow seemed to concentrate on "Rhythm Racing" or the speed and timing aspects of the sport, But turning and braking needed a the skill of a 2 year old.
Remember Mx (like most track based motor sports) is mostly:
#MX VS ATV UNLEASHED PC CRASH FIX SERIES#
What the series needed in my opinion is now executed in Reflex. I'm a old head that has been around when this site had ties to days.
0 kommentar(er)
