ATV Offroad Fury Blazin Trails
Intense, free-roaming, off-road racing takes on a whole new meaning as you blaze your own trail. Rip it up through incredibly vast, free-roaming, bone-jarring environments with all-new character riders, dozens of ATVs and tons of customizable options. Leave your mark as your tattoo Mother Nature on your own or kick it up a notch with Wi-Fi capability that supports up to four players via wireless multiplayer connectivity.
ATV Offroad Fury Blazin Trails Features
- See from both first and third-person perspectives
- Multiple player capable using PSP wireless multiplayer connectivity
- 6 distinct terrain types including snow, dirt, mud, ice, water and grass.
- Tear it up in more than 30 unique environments.
$17.14
This is the first game that i got for the psp. It was really fun and had good graphics but just like other atv game it gets boring after awhile.
When u beat it there is nothing else to do becides freeride and after u go to every place and explore it gets really boring. I found out later that it is the exact same game on the ps2 Atv 3 and i got more bored of it after i got it for the ps2. If i were u unless u really like it i would just buy it for the ps2. It is a fun game but it gets boring after a while and if u had both of them for each system i would use cheats for the one that u bought seconed. -- First game.
It was a gift for my son. I guess he liked it. I really don't know. -- A gift
I think this game is exactly what it is supposed to be. A portable version of the PS2 ATV offroad fury games. It takes a little getting used to with the PSP but you get used to it after a few tracks. It is a little hard but so were the console versions. The more you play it the better you get. I don't agree with that review that said nobody plays this online cause the first day I got it, (which was about a week ago[8/06/08]), there were several games going on. This game, like the console ones, is very addictive and a good deal for 20 bucks. My only real problem with it is the load times. They've got the longest loading times of any of my PSP games. They're especially long when you get in to it and wanna get to the next race. But that aside, it's definetely a game to buy if you liked the PS2 versions. -- As good as can be expected.
I really have mixed feelings on that game. First, I tried the training mode. It took a while to do a good preload but I finally got it. Then I had to do tricks and I decided that the training was over and that I would try my chance at the championship. Surprisingly, on the easy setting, I won almost all the races and got the gold cup on all the tournaments.
I really liked the various kind of vehicles that I could drive. For me, the best race setting was the rally mode. However, it was annoying when I got off the track and then I had a three seconds warning to get back on the track and when I did so, the game restarted me anyway.
So I realized that to get the snowmobile tournament, I had to win some tournaments on pro level. Maybe it is just me but I found out that it was too much aggravation. So I had about 5 hours of fun with that game.
The graphics were very good and the music is also excellent. You can add or delete songs in the options menu. Also, cards are awarded after some winnings and you use those to get extra parts.
I did not use the track editor but I can see how that adds to the replay value.
If you see that game in a bargain bin somewhere below $10, you could buy it and have some fun for your money.
-- Okay on easy setting but hell on normal
Its a good Game, Specially if you have a Kid. No violence what so ever. -- Very Good. Just As Written
