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Jonny Moseley Mad Trix (GBA)

Description: Genre: Sports / Rating: E - (Everyone) / 1 player / published by: 3DO / 3DO's stunt game has been jam-packed like a ... more

Jonny Moseley Mad Trix (GBA) ... well-made snowball to include all of Olympic gold medalist Jonny Moseley's high-flying, powder-pounding tricks.This free-skiing free-for-all features five fictional and four real-life tricksters, including Jonny and 2001 Winter X Games gold medalist Tanner Hall. Each skier boasts 29 tricks, including signature grabs, grinds and air tricks. As you schuss down the slopes and swerve between the moguls, you can perform wild stunts such as Jonny's celebrated Dinner Roll.The six main courses are set in exotic -- and often bizarre -- locales. Master the majestic slopes of Africa's Mt. Kilimanjaro. The Peruvian course at Machu Picchu features Incan pyramids, while an uncharacteristically frosty Las Vegas is a wonderland lined with bright lights and slot machines.

Newest Review: ... compete in stunt related events in aims of accumulating the highest score. The courses featured in this game are fictional ... more

... representations of geographically realistic areas. Each course, however, handles very similarly and features the same rails and jumps in nearly identical areas. While this does allow the player to prepare to execute the most lavish of stunts, it does provide a sense of boredom in that the game is highly predictable. There is little to no difficulty but the player may be presented with some learning curve in adjusting to the assorted button combinations required to execute the stunts. The graphics are presented from a t...more

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"Jonny Moseley Mad Trix" is a video game released for the Gameboy Advance console in 2002 by 3DO. It is a sports title with skiing being represented. In the United States, the game received a rating of "E" by the ESRB panel which deemed it suitable for all ages. Players of this title assume the role of a downhill skier. He will travel from area to area and compete in stunt related events in aims of accumulating the highest score. The courses featured in this game are fictional representations of geographically realistic areas. Each course, however, handles very similarly and features the same rails and jumps in nearly identical areas. While ... Read the complete review