Reflex looks and runs much worse on the PS3. Environmental textures often fail to load. There's little color separation making environments blurry and hard to read. There are also frequent frame drops and slowdown that can mar the intensity of a race.

Rider balance system is a welcome addition; Track deformation transforms how you race; Comprehensive Online Mode

Presentation lacks imagination; feels last-gen, Career progression is a snore, PS3 version performs much worse than 360

To simply put it it is a well created game with a good challenge and quite realistic. not the biggest fan of the series but my mate is obsessed so it all good. if you are a moto racer or any one who enjoys a good race this game is for you.

The MX vs. ATV series seems to not only represent the battle between motocross bikes and all terrain vehicles, but also the differences between arcade and simulation racing. The newest entry, Reflex, attempts to combine the best of both worlds: outlandish tricks and environments with finely tuned...

Intuitive controls reward skilled riding; Tons of races and events on smartly designed courses; Track deformation looks good and really works

Physics go bananas sometimes and send you flying off track; Disappointing visuals; especially on the PlayStation 3; Freestyle event judging is unpredictable

Rainbow Studios has often provided racers with solid and entertaining experiences over the years, which is why we were excited to check out their latest offering.

THQ's purchase of Phoeniz, AZ-based Rainbow Studios was arguably the smartest acquisition they've ever made. The studio has become the de facto authority on off-road games, deftly straddling the line between a simulation core while balancing things out with arcade sensibilities that keep the game...

The game is awesome you need to get it!

For years, Rainbow has been one of the more respected developers for off-road racing games on a home console. Since the PlayStation era, the studio has refined THQ's Ricky Carmichael motocross series into something enjoyable for fans and non-fans alike.

Their numbers might not be as many as pro football or college basketball fans, but enthusiasts of motocross and other styles of all-terrain racing make up more than a niche market-and just like any other sport out there, fans have high expectations when it comes to virtually participating in their...

Everybody loves playing in dirt when they are small. The way mud oozes through your fingers, or the way you can secretly hide your dirty nappy by taking a mud bath. When you are bigger you design intricate road networks and tunnels for your toy cars.

the game shows what a real mx game should be like and i think that anybody would find this game good but my only problem with it is that after i'd won a race it said ATV vehicles unlocked went into the garage no ATV's so be careful.