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Great game!
great game,but there are some let downs. the graphics are great for an early ps2 game and there are some brilliant signature moves like the flair but my personal favorite the bar-spin backflip,also you can create a park.This game is good but my let down was that there was no create a rider,i think everyone loves 2 create a rider,hopefully there will be dave mirras 3 and hopefully you can create riders.this game is definitly worth getting thats if you like exterme sports!
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Good game
Dave Mirra is a very enjoyable bmxing game. There are many parks and challenges to keep going at and the parks themselves are enormous. The graphics are good but not quite at the standards of most other ps2 games. One anoyance is that you can fall or see through walls when you go too near them which can make you lose your view or even end up somewhere different. This is, however a very good game and I would recomend it to most types of gamers.
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Good, but a few flaws
It is a good game with lots to do, but there are faults with it like sometimes you can fall through walls and end up somewhere else on the level. Very good game though, with lots to do. The graphics are good, but not as good as some other PS2 games. still worth buying though.
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GameCube RGB Scart Cable
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I bought this cable only to find that its not true RGB. Only 8 of the Pins are wired, it would be better to look at another make of RGB cable, as I found out but too late...
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Legends Of Wrestling
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When Acclaim lost the extremely lucrative rights to produce the official WWF game, they invested in the WCW licence--which promptly went bankrupt. Without another recognisable federation to back, they produced a game featuring ex-wrestling stars. Legends of Wrestlings presentation lacks the polished sheen of WWF SmackDown. Character selection and in-between bout screens are basic and static affairs. This lack of polish is highlighted by the pre-bout introductions, where the wrestle..
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Crazy Taxi (GameCube)
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The arcade version of Crazy Taxi was a massive hit, with its high speed driving and pounding soundtrack. Creators, Sega, ported it over to the Dreamcast where it sold by the bucket-load, and now its available for the PS2, the Xbox and the GameCube. And its superb. The aim of the game is simple. Drive a ludicrously fast taxi and make oodles of cash as quickly as possible--easy! Choosing from one of four drivers, each with their own skill set, the player needs to locate and pick up pote..
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Burnout (GameCube)
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Like your racing games fast, furious and full of spectacular smashes? Youre in luck. With Burnout, Acclaim remove all pretence of going for a serious simulation and instead serve up a delicious dish of pure arcade fun. There are two key selling points to the game--the speed the action runs at and the spectacular crashes. To facilitate these, the set-up couldnt be more straightforward, with the simple aim to be first past the post. You can increase your chances of this by driving more dang..
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Extreme G3
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Take a pinch of Trons lightcycle action, mix in more than a dollop of WipEout and introduce the mix to the PlayStation 2, and you have Extreme G3. Its a tried and trusted formula--futuristic motorcycling on gravity-defying circuits with armaments on the cycles and turbo boosts which make everything go blurry--and its utterly engrossing. Theres no attempt at realism here; its arcade racing at its best. Graphics are incredibly smooth, with no distance pop-up, and the backgroun..
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