Dave Mirra makes a nice addition to an already solid DC library. While fans of BMX will enjoy the cool licenses and game features (like the height meter for midair boasts), casual gamers who are used to training wheels will find both a plug-and-play arcade game and a deep career mode. Graphical flaws aside, this game is worth the investment if you're looking for extreme biking action. It's definitely worth a rental if you're not s
Overall however, Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX is another big step for extreme sports enthusiasts. Not quite the giant that Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater is when it comes to features, graphics, and ease of control, the hardworking team of Z-Axis and Acclaim still deserves a comforting pat on the back. A terrific way to pass the time in between those epic sessions of Skies of Arcadia and Shenmue, Mirra BMX is worth eve
Fun- Oh friggen my is this game a blast to play. The unique challenges will keep you gaming for a long time. Getting gold medals in the Pro Tour is as challenging as it is fun. The control is so responsive and accurate, anyone can pick it up and have an absolute blast. The music really helps set the mood (Rancid and other music of the likes) to top off one helluva fun game. Bottom line: i
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