MX series expands across GameCube and Xbox
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THQ of America has announced that it will bringing the next instalment of its popular motocross game to PlayStation 2, GameCube and Xbox later this year.
“After successful launches on PlayStation 2 and Xbox last year, we are now bringing our MX franchise to all the next generation systems in 2002,” said Alison Locke, Executive Vice President, North American publishing. “This latest instalment will once again showcase the sport’s number one pro rider, Ricky Carmichael, along with a host of enhanced features and a high-flying freestyle mode.”
The new games, as yet untitled, will include features never before seen, including an enhanced freestyle mode, tons of new tricks and improved and less restricted play environments.
“Our next MX title will continue the success of the franchise by building on all of the racing action and features from last year’s game with a more robust freestyle mode and an expanded career mode,” said Don Traeger, President, Pacific Coast Power and Light Co. “With 22 new tracks and numerous wide-open freestyle worlds to explore, this will be the most in-depth and adrenaline-pumping MX game to date.”
The new games will also include a series of very much in vogue mini-games for your enjoyment.
“After successful launches on PlayStation 2 and Xbox last year, we are now bringing our MX franchise to all the next generation systems in 2002,” said Alison Locke, Executive Vice President, North American publishing. “This latest instalment will once again showcase the sport’s number one pro rider, Ricky Carmichael, along with a host of enhanced features and a high-flying freestyle mode.”
The new games, as yet untitled, will include features never before seen, including an enhanced freestyle mode, tons of new tricks and improved and less restricted play environments.
“Our next MX title will continue the success of the franchise by building on all of the racing action and features from last year’s game with a more robust freestyle mode and an expanded career mode,” said Don Traeger, President, Pacific Coast Power and Light Co. “With 22 new tracks and numerous wide-open freestyle worlds to explore, this will be the most in-depth and adrenaline-pumping MX game to date.”
The new games will also include a series of very much in vogue mini-games for your enjoyment.
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