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1. #MX VS ATV UNLEASHED CRASHES WHEN I START A RACE HOW TO#
2. #MX VS ATV UNLEASHED CRASHES WHEN I START A RACE CODE#
3. #MX VS ATV UNLEASHED CRASHES WHEN I START A RACE PC#

#MX VS ATV UNLEASHED CRASHES WHEN I START A RACE PC#

The PC version also comes with a track editor, so if the game does well at retail, expect a good amount of player-created content for the game.MX vs ATV Unleashed-RELOADED l English l PC l Size 599 MB The helmet camera is very cool looking, but don't expect to win a lot of races while using it. The camera angles are all interesting to look at, although only one or two are good for actually playing. Not too hard on your system, and easy to jump in and out of. This is a great game to keep running in the background. While working on this review, I found myself writing a little bit and then jumping back in for a quick race or two.

In fact, since I've bought the game I very rarely shut it down. I've never seen a title be so friendly to alt-tabbing out of it. There are a few subtle touches that really make this game stand out and make it PC-centric rather than a simple port from the console. The game is a great little sandbox that way, a lot like the Tony Hawk titles.

#MX VS ATV UNLEASHED CRASHES WHEN I START A RACE CODE#

I do have to admit that after a few days with the game I got lazy and put in a code to unlock everything (the code is toolazy in the cheat menu, if you're interested) and from that point on just spent my time setting up my own races and freestyle events. There is simply a lot to do in this game, and enough variety that you can mix it up and keep things interesting for yourself. Pretty painless as far as that sort of thing goes, but I still miss the days of simple in-game server browsers and not needing to have an account somewhere. You do have to set up a Gamespy account, but I was able to do so with just a name, a spoofed e-mail account, and a password. I even lucked into a group of people playing with Teamspeak, so I was able to join their server and we raced for a good few hours. I was a little skeptical of the online play, but it ended up being fun as well. These races tend to get ugly, with everyone jostling for position and many more crashes than the normal races.

#MX VS ATV UNLEASHED CRASHES WHEN I START A RACE HOW TO#

Learning how to preload your shocks using that up-down motion on the analogue pad is crucial on these, if you lose your momentum you're toast. The hillside races in particular are fun you go straight up a seeming mountain of dirt. You can set up races on any of the tracks you have unlocked, using any of the vehicles in the game.Īfter racing through most of the championship races I spent more time in the single-player part of the game than I thought I would. There are stunt tracks to run around on, or you can set it to free roam and just buzz around the tracks practicing your tricks.

In the single player there's also a ton of things to do outside of the championships. The challenges are fun, mostly easy to win, and are paced well throughout the game. The physics in the flight segments are pretty far out there, so if you go in expecting it to control like a flight sim you're going to have some problems.

The controls take a lot of getting used to in the planes, but with a little practice you can do some pretty cool maneuvers. These races are a little bit more simplistic than the main championships, but they break up the action well. You may be racing monster trucks, or dune buggies, or even helicopters and planes. Whenever the races start to get boring, the game surprises you with challenges using other vehicles.

Pibb + dune buggy races = crazy delicious