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XBOX 360 Mx Vs ATV Untamed Bike Game

— Metacritic

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Handling throughout is arcadey but consistent. There’s a bit more float to every vehicle than there would be in real life, and clever use of the analogue stick lets you pre-load the suspension before lift-off, enabling you to perform aerial tricks for ATVs and bikes (with a specific trick mode one of the disciplines included), while the interaction between terrain and suspension is convincing and control is tight.

— Euro Gamer

September 9, 2014 | Full review

What MX vs. ATV Untamed does very well though is retain Rainbow Studios’ excellent control mechanics. Every vehicle in the game controls in a very arcadey manner, but with full simulation influence at your disposal. What we mean by this is that you can turn on a dime and the game is rarely punishing, allowing you to land some crazy jumps and cut corners like a knife, but at the same time you can use your clutch for cornering and acceleration techniques or drop your bike at the top of a jump to stay low in the air.

— IGN

December 17, 2007 | Full review

MX vs. ATV Untamed is an incredible improvement over its brothers and sisters that got released in the past. Any true motocross or off-road fan will gladly welcome this «next-gen» experience.

— Xbox Addict

December 14, 2007 | Full review

In its essence, MX vs ATV Untamed is your classic off-road arcade racing game that is extremely over the top and quite enjoyable as the dirt flies from your vehicles as you attempt to race at ridiculously high speeds, all trying to maintain control and hopefully win the race. A nifty little feature of the title is that while you wait for the game to load, the player has the option of racing around a stadium in order to perform a variety of stunts and when its loaded, the player is then ready to challenge the main gameplay of the title, the X-Cross tournament. The control system of MX vs ATV Untamed is perfect on the XBox 360 controller which will take most gamers only a few minutes to figure out.

— Impulse Gamer

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Animation is smooth and I’m happy to report that the framerate never suffers, which admittedly could really destroy a racer like this.

— Honest Gamers

January 16, 2008 | Full review

We had the most fun using motocross bikes and ATVs. These are the vehicles that allow you to attempt the jumps and tricks that you wouldn’t even think about in real life. MX vs ATV Untamed is a fun game to play. If you like dirt bikes and you like gaming at all, it’s a no-brainer.

— Motorcycle

July 3, 2008 | Full review

MX vs. ATV Alive for Xbox 360 Reviews

Xbox 360

  • Publisher:

    THQ

  • Release Date:
    May 10, 2011
  • Also On:

    PlayStation 3

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    MX vs. ATV Alive is the newest title in this racing series.

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  • Developer:

    THQ Digital Studio Phoenix

  • Genre(s): Driving, Racing, Arcade, Rally / Offroad, Motorcycle, Other, Motocross, Motocross
  • # of players:
    Up to 12
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  1. MX vs. ATV Alive is one of the best racing games I’ve played in a while, and is actually a racing game I’m somewhat decent at. The Rider Reflex System didn’t take that long to get used to and if you have issues controlling the vehicle, you can always go into a free roam area to practice (and get some small XP). The only thing that makes me rate this game the way I did was the unlock system. If it was based on race performance and not ludicrous amounts of XP, I’d definitely rate the game higher.

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