Freekstyle GameCube
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  • Summary: Picture flying through rugged terrain performing massive jumps at more than 70 mph, hitting a 40-foot jump at the ledge of a 200-foot cliff, and pulling off a backflip, a Tsunami, and a 360 all before you land. In Freekstyle, you can perform these tricks on nine different tracks. Choose from any of eight different riders with their own unique attitude and style, and then fly high in Circuit, Race, Freestyle, and Freeride game modes. If this sounds like your idea of a good time, then you're ready for the extreme lifestyle of motoX racing.… Collapse

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 8 out of 11
  2. Mixed: 3 out of 11
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  1. Game Informer
    88
    Damn! Freekstyle should come packed with a nut cup, because it gave me one of the hardest kicks to the nuggets I've had in a long time. [Sept 2002, p.85]
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  2. Nintendo Power
    84
    Like the stunts, the sound and graphics are lick (the fire effects are excellent), and the polished presentation is perfect for fans of "SSX Tricky" and other mad, mondo stunt games. [Sept 2002, p.161]
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  3. IGN
    82
    Freekstyle is very playable using the GameCube controller, so you're not taken out of the game world with frustration.
  4. TotalGames.net
    74
    The main problem lies in the fact that this is really nothing more than a re-done "SSX Tricky."

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  1. Positive: 2 out of 3
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  1. EmilyH.
    9
    A fun, addictive game.
  2. RyoC.
    9
    Is fun, but the curcuit racing takes a while.
  3. ZiggyStardust
    6
    It's an awesome game that's almost completely ruined by poorly developed computer AI. If you're winning they stay on your tail no matter what. If you're losing, they wait for you to catch up. It's completely unrewarding. … Expand