Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2, Sony Playstation

Ten-times world BMX champion Dave Mirra is back on the PlayStation 2. In this game you embark on the career of a professional BMX rider and try to break into the big league. Earn respect from the other riders to be invited to competitions, then rip up the dirt and impress the judges. There's no glory for second. Dave Mirra 2 is all about racing, performing tricks and winning. With 14 pro riders to compete against, the challenge will be far from easy. How do you fancy your chances against John Englebert, Mark Laird, or Dave Mirra himself? Practice your lines and smoothness will come, then you might have a chance. Dave Mirra 2 features eight massive interactive levels, including all of Camp David. You can perform stunts on any part of the environment once you have mastered the S.I.K. trick system. There are over 1,500 different combinations of tricks on offer, and you can join up the tricks to create impressive combinations. Although, the more you try to do in one run, the higher the difficulty of the combo. Unleash your creative flair and use the built-in park editor to create and save your own levels. The editor means that you will never run out of new levels to ride. The graphics have received a PlayStation 2 facelift and the music is actually worth listening to. Bands like Rage Against the Machine and Gangstarr make up part of the soundtrack. Dave Mirra 2 is ideal for BMX fans and racing addicts alike.

Buy Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 for 3.99 GBP

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