Dave mirra bmx wii game

Unless you like the first Tony Hawk game ever made. This game is horrible and I can't believe they are even selling this as a game. I can't even describe it. It's like something out of the PS1. Everything is glitchy and unproportional. The rails look like they are embedded in the ground. The characters look nothing even close to real people. A lot and I mean a lot of glitches. They don't make use of the motion senser really. Its just used for turning. Otherwise its back to the button mashing.

Everything is going so fast you don't have time to do anything. Nothing can beat that game. Not even Tony Hawk. You are going downhill and have to accomplish certain tasks as you go down the hill. Like win first in a race. Grab backpacks. Some other things like that. Multiplayer is the same kinda thing.

Trick, Race. You know the drill. I literally only played this game for one day and now its back in the mail. Too many big names are buying out the wii's motion sensor feature.

Just cause you wave a remote doesn't always mean the games going to work well and actually be fun. The controls are terrile, the fact that the game is downhill makes me queezy, and the graphics aren't so great either. If you played Dave Mirra 1, or 2, keep playing it. This game does not have the same feel. This is an insult to BMX ridaz everywhere. You can't even jump or shall I say bunny hop. This is just a desgrace, don't waist your time with this game. Ziantman member since Your Score.

Rate this:. Share this? Summary: Live the day to day life of a typical biker on the rise to power. Win, customize and accumulate multiple bikes to pull off all the BMX tricks!

Customizable player characters. Buy on. Critic Reviews. Score distribution:. Positive: 0 out of 5. Mixed: 1 out of 5. Negative: 4 out of 5.

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