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Regardless I am excited to pick it up. I play and enjoy Supercross aspect most on every moto game I have played. As long as their are rhythm's to master. To choose to risk going for the big risks or to the more consistent options, I will enjoy it. I know I will end up back to Reflex eventually, however 45 dollars in Australia for 17 supercross tracks I can' t complain. As long as there isn't 10 basic tracks and 7 technical.
i just view at it as investing in mx games in general. if it tanks, the genre is dead in the water.
they have to see some hope in the genre to even greenlight another game- which should hold improvements.
I am hopeful mxgp releases version 2 in a few years with improved bike physics because this is a great game also.
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I've been buying rainbow stuff since motocross madness. I thought reflex was the best go at it. The potential has all was been there to balance all the aspects of real moto and make it fun, but they have never worked out the quirks.
Never ever had understood why braking has never been a important aspect in their games.
Hopefully Nordic have recognised some of the faults with this one already and know exactly what they want to do with the next game.
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In my opinion, Nordic didn't buy the franchise to ever make a new game. They will release what they got when they bought it from THQ, make a quick buck, and we won't ever see them again.
Buy old code, pretty it up, change a few things and release it as "new".
If they made it from the ground up, it would've made more sense to make it usable on the next-gen systems to give it a longer "shelf life."
If they had made it from the ground up next gen would have made more sense, cause the game wouldnt have come out till 2016.
You must be young, and it's nice to see a young kid try, but this is basically the Alive DLC.
I'm not saying it won't be fun, but call it what it is.
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The fact is if Nordic had never bought the rights to the code, game, etc. these tracks would never have seen the light of day, DLC or not. I'm happy, just like most people, that we even have the opportunity to play this material. Take your whiny crap somewhere else.
If they had made it from the ground up next gen would have made more sense, cause the game wouldnt have come out till 2016.
Bungie was able to develop for PS3, Xbox360, Ps4 and Xbox1. It's more likely that Nordic didn't want to pay licensing fees etc for any more consols, because this game is only meant as a fast money grab and a market test. Seeing that things such as error & omissions insurance costs about 700 dollars and overall costs on a tiny game rubs close to 5k, most smaller developers and indie developers limit themselves on systems.
I'm not saying it won't be fun.
And I'm not saying not to buy it.
I am saying watch out for the quality of this game.
IMO and the opinion of many friends in the industry, this is a 30 dollar game to grab a quick buck and test the markets a bit by Nordic, before they move on to bigger fish they've aquired. It is also strange they made a deal with THQ to use the THQ logo because they feel they will sell better with a more recognizable name on the product.
Does that better answer your question?
When moving the sticks the rider/bike would do basically what you would think, thinking about how a real rider would.
The bike and the rider felt free, and with Alive and Supercross the rider and bike feel so restricted and stiff, and does not move like you want it to.
The clutch is as the first comment said, like NOS, and boosts you to almost double power, and the "seat-bounce" is like being pulled with a bungee.
If they would just update Reflex with riders, tracks and gear, and make it a little harder to crash when hitting someone, that game is on point.
PLEASE NORDIC, make MX. vs. ATV Relfex 2.
2nd Did you actually compare a mx game to a Bungie 1st person shooter? You think they are working with the same size dev teams or budgets? You think even 10% of Bungies budget? Would you compare Team Kawaski ride to a Ricks Kawaski from bumfuck Mississippi? They have the same opportunities, right?
Yes its a 30 dollar market test. No doubt about it. However, there enough videos currently on youtube , if you buy without an idea of what you,re getting its your own fault.
I have enough complaints about this franchise as it is. Lets eliminate the ridiculous ones that just arent true, so we can move on to the real ones.
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