Games Database
Game Boy Color
Racing
| Viewed: | 2D Isometric, Scrolling | Genre: | Racing Sport: Cycling |
| Arcade origin: | No | ||
| Publishers: | THQ
(GB) |
Released: | 2 Nov 2001
(GB) |
| Ratings: | 3+ | ||
| Connectivity: | Link Cable | ||
Summary
PlayStation’s No Fear Downhill Mountain Biking proved immensely popular thanks to its sheer playability. Soon after, the possibility of a portable version of the game was explored. The result? No Fear Downhill Mountain Biking for Game Boy Color.
Regardless of nature or platform, the art of mountain biking is a skilful sport. Whether you’re turning the handlebar or tapping the d-pad, the experience is challenging.
No Fear on Game Boy Color allows the players to take control of any one of eight playable characters across a total of 25 tracks. Each circuit presents its own unique challenges, whether they are high-speed corners, humps or hairpin turns.
To help players get used to each of the tracks, the developers have created a Time Trial Mode. Here, you can perfect your times and improve upon any of the harder sections of the circuits. Once ready, you can get stuck into a plethora of further game modes that include Championship, Duel and Trick Track. What’s more, a good performance allows the players to upgrade their bikes. Doing so will help players tackle some of the game’s diverse weather conditions.
No Fear Downhill Mountain Biking for Game Boy Color is undoubtedly the best game of its kind for the 11-year-old platform.
Regardless of nature or platform, the art of mountain biking is a skilful sport. Whether you’re turning the handlebar or tapping the d-pad, the experience is challenging.
No Fear on Game Boy Color allows the players to take control of any one of eight playable characters across a total of 25 tracks. Each circuit presents its own unique challenges, whether they are high-speed corners, humps or hairpin turns.
To help players get used to each of the tracks, the developers have created a Time Trial Mode. Here, you can perfect your times and improve upon any of the harder sections of the circuits. Once ready, you can get stuck into a plethora of further game modes that include Championship, Duel and Trick Track. What’s more, a good performance allows the players to upgrade their bikes. Doing so will help players tackle some of the game’s diverse weather conditions.
No Fear Downhill Mountain Biking for Game Boy Color is undoubtedly the best game of its kind for the 11-year-old platform.
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