I brought this because I loved Reflex and the fact it was 25 quid. The graphics look fine not the best in the world, but not at all bad. I found driving the bikes quite easy but then I have played the previous game and adjusted to it easily.

Motocross racing games are very unique in the sense that not everyone can really appreciate what goes into to racing the two-wheeled beasts, or four wheeled ATV's, virtually or in real life. When MX vs.

Less than two years since Reflex, the MX vs ATV franchise returns to the video game stratosphere with Alive. Despite being a very popular series, there's still a lot of people who haven't played a single entry since the franchise's re-introduction during the current console cycle.

you know grand kids...they are happy then I am too

There are a few veteran companies that turn out racing titles every year without fail. Some companies decide to take a more staggered approach, trying to innovate between titles a bit more than putting the next year on the box.

Although a decent off-road racer, this game lacks the content to make it a truly great title.

Rainbow Studios is back behind the handlebars of the MX vs ATV series, looking to build on the success of last years rough but endearing MX vs ATV: Reflex . That game had its flaws, but more than made up for it by giving us a wealth of race options, an intuitive control system and a fantastic track...

Improves on the gameplay of MX vs ATV Reflex in just about every way; Online races can be frantic and aggressive fun; It's cheap

It's cheap for a reason; Pay-to-play content delivery system means it feels like half a game

Don't you hate walking in on a conversation which falls silent as you disturb the flow, never to restart even though the topic seemed engaging? MX vs. ATV Alive is the racing equivalent, seemingly bent heavily towards those who had previously engaged in the series whilst not really caring, or being...

Everything was great but when I live in central MN and the games were sent to Kentucky was dissapointed for the xtra wait.

Motocross racing gets physical in MX vs. ATV Alive; colliding with opponents is now a legitimate tactic rather than a cause of frustration and the action is significantly more exciting as a result. It's not all good news in this scant sequel to MX vs.

Aggressively competitive and occasionally unpredictable racing; Great; varied track designs; Loads of rider and vehicle customization options

No career mode; Vast majority of tracks are unavailable until you're several hours in; Only two gameplay modes