The latest off-road game arrives on the 360, MX vs ATV Reflex by Rainbow Studios which gives fans of this genre another option for their off-road fix. With new vehicles, tracks and gameplay modes, MX vs ATV Reflex also features some lush graphics that will definitely get your motor running and...

Playing MX vs. ATV Reflex over a more focused off-road racer like Pure or Dirt 2 is akin to eating at an all-you-can-eat buffet chain instead of an award-winning local restaurant. Sure, it gives you plenty of options, but with rare exceptions, you're also getting diminished quality.

+ Online play is a lot of fun

- Control changes are very much a mixed bag; - Lacks the style and excitement of genre contemporaries; ?

Not as much revolutionary as it is evolutionary. Ever since the first time I played […]

+ Terrain deformation; + Great track design; + Relfex controls; + Solid visuals

Lackluster soundtrack; High learning curve; Seperating its fanbase

actually meant in the title of this game, I have been anticipating it like a kid waiting for Santa Claus to hop down my chimney. For those of you who don't know, the

Controls are amazing; Graphic detail is superb; Online mini-games

Too many crashes; Lack of depth; Online waiting times

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

It is around Christmas time as I sit down to write this and I am unpacking ornaments for the tree. I have Cola-Cola ones, some with Miami Dolphins logos, several are Star Wars inspired, and even some traditional types. I also noticed one I made back when I was nine years old.

There are few genres that are very well represented on all consoles, and one of them is racing. From driving sims to off-road racing you are sure to find one to fit your fancy. Motocross racing games have been far and few between, but you can find them too.

It's been two years since the last installment in the MX vs. ATV series, and Rainbow Studios has developed an all-new engine and control scheme. There aren't many new games representing this branch of off-road sports, but does MX vs.

Over the years, the MX vs. ATV games have delivered a solid, if unspectacular experience and its current-gen installments have also been good, but also felt like last-gen games with a visual tune-up.

It has been raining a lot since school has dismissed for the summer. My grandson really enjoys playing this when he can't play on his real dirt bike. We appreciate the quick shipment and having the game he wanted.