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82No heartfelt sense of victory remained after the beauty pageant had ended. A more comprehensive motocross biking game might have included racing, not just freestyle.
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80A terrific simulation. It requires great reflexes, knowledge of the courses you are running, and quick decision-making – especially when the clock is ticking down on your attempt, and you are behind in points.
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78There's probably no single feature of Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX that could be considered exceptional, but that isn't a prerequisite for a game to be fun or addicting--and the PC version of Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX is both.
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The best kind of console conversion--one that isn't obvious. PC gamers wanting an extreme sports rush have found their hit.
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72A mixed bag. While the action can be intense at times, the bugs make the game more frustrating than it has to be.
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71Adding to the frustration is that too often you’ll crash when landing, even though you’re lined up perfectly with the ramp. [Holiday 2001, p.62]
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an excellent recreation of the sport of bicycle stunt riding. The design of the racing environments is so creative that you are constantly learning new ways to master this sport.
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Breezy, lightweight entertainment at best. As a quick coffee break-style diversion, the product succeeds well enough.
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The game was pretty fun—for about two levels. After that, MHPBMX began to feel way too repetitive. [Jan 2002, p.118]
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TimD.9Great game; very entertaining and addictive. Fun levels, cool players and gear, nice to be able to customize bikes and create your own parks.