- #MX VS ATV UNTAMED SOUNDTRACK SERIES#
- #MX VS ATV UNTAMED SOUNDTRACK PSP#
- #MX VS ATV UNTAMED SOUNDTRACK PS2#
The controls are pretty standard with the X-button controlling gas, Square-button as brake, and the Circle and Triangle buttons as your trick buttons. I was really surprised to find how transparent it was to switch vehicles, events, and environments. One of the more positive aspects of the game is the great short loading times. Bending over and accepting the simulated physical world that Rainbow Studios and Incinerator Studios have created is about as pleasant as it sounds. When attempting to pull of jumps and land the odd trick you need to forget everything you thought you knew about gravity and physics to be successful. The racing events are hard to navigate since the arrows will point you to your direct destination instead of the path that leads you there. You're basically driving around in whichever vehicle following a magic floating arrow at the top of the screen or attempting to perform aerial tricks.
If you choose, you can also go through the Pause Menu to choose the event you'd like.
#MX VS ATV UNTAMED SOUNDTRACK PS2#
In differing from the PS2 version, the single player experience throws you directly into an open area environment where you find columns of light that initiate each event. In terms of gameplay, all the events tend to get really old really fast. The multiplayer experience is a nice addition that allows you to compete in various events with your friends but only over Ad Hoc mode. As you win races and complete challenges more and more vehicles and environments become available to you. The single player experience is called the X-Cross Tour where you take on Events including Race, Waypoint Race, Time Attack, Stunt Challenge, Flag Challenge, Stunt Attack, Machine Challenge, and Machine Race. Untamed can be played in single and multiplayer modes. The basics of Untamed are fairly standard: you take part in various events that concentrate on racing or stunts to unlock newer and assorted vehicles, environments, or equipment to purchase at the store. A boring racing game (Untamed for example) leaves you feeling uninterested with the repetitive racing tracks, unexcited at pulling of any mid-air trick, and bewildered at the ridiculous physics engine of the game. The best games (Road Rash, Burnout, etc…) give you a sense of speed as you move through the gaming environments, excite you with near misses or radical moves, and leave you wanting more. There is very little grey area when it comes to racing games they are either fun or repetitive and boring.
#MX VS ATV UNTAMED SOUNDTRACK PSP#
This is the first game I've seen where the PSP version is of a higher standard than the PS2. Both versions offer up many different modes and events but at the end of the day the PSP version is superior to the more technologically capable PS2 platform.
#MX VS ATV UNTAMED SOUNDTRACK SERIES#
I haven't played any of the previous MX vs ATV games nor Untamed on any of the next generation systems my experience with this series is strictly the PS2 and PSP versions. MX vs ATV Untamed is a multi-vehicle racing experience developed by Rainbow Studios published by THQ for the PSP, PS2, PS3, X360, DS, and Wii.
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