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Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX (DC)

Newest Review: ... not A. You only press A when you are at the top of the ramp ready to jump. This can confuse at the beggining, but is not hard ... more

... to get used to. There is the usual variety of tricks, Bus Drivers, No Hander Super Mans, Tailwhips. There are also a variety of pro riders to choose from, and each one has different stats and a wide variety of uniforms and bikes to unlock. But my favourite feature of Dave Mirra is the records. There are individual records on each level for the: best score, best score from an individual trick longest manual longest grind highest walltap and many more. These help keep the game exciting long after completion, as y...more

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Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX (DC): Underrated but great (294 words)
by - written on 25/07/01 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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There are really only two BMX games on dreamcast, Matt Hoffmans (see my opinion) and Dave Mirra. So after the dissapointment of Matt Hoffman I thought I might try out Dave Mirra. Luckily, it is a very good game. The control system, although quite unusual, is quite easy to master. Unlike Hoffman, in Mirra you pick up speed by holding forward, not A. You only press A when you are at the top of the ramp ready to jump. This can confuse at the beggining, but is not hard to get used to. There is the usual variety of tricks, Bus Drivers, No Hander Super Mans, Tailwhips. There are also a variety of pro riders to choose from, and each one has different stats and ... Read the complete review