MTV Sports: T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX (2001)
- Platforms
- Game Boy Color, PlayStation
- Genres
- Sport
How it feels
A breezy arcade-style BMX game that feels like chasing trick combos and judges' approval across vert, street, and dirt courses.
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About
MTV SPORTS: T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX puts the action of riding a stunt BMX bike in the palm of your hand. The game offers six different professional riders: T.J. Lavin, Fuzzy Hall, Chris Duncan, Mike Ardelean, Jamie Bestwick, or Colin Winkelmann. Try to pull off the most spectacular stunts in three different play modes: Vert, Street, and Dirt. Vert has the player performing tricks on a halfpipe; Street has the player navigate a course with ramps, fun boxes, and other objects while executing tricks to win the judges attention; and the Dirt event puts the player on a dirt track to try to pull off big tricks without biting the dust. Master the skills of professional BMX in MTV SPORTS: T.J. Lavin's Ultimate BMX.
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