The game is dirt cheap now and worthy of a play.Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. Unfortunately I don't have any gaming friends to test it out with but it looks like a blast from what I've seen on YouTube. With Two-Players I imagine it to be even more exciting. It's extremely enjoyable to ride around and freeroam and see what you can discover. It doesn't have all the features of the later versions but it's nice to see where it all started. Final Thought - Definitely a must have if you enjoy racing and off-road games. You can edit it to make it very difficult or very easy and adds replaybility to the game. You and a friend could split screen it but don't expect to race if you're by yourself unless you do a time trial. You can also create/edit your own waypoint race on any track but you can't race computer players on them. Career mode doesn't take very long so you can have all the courses and ATV's within a few hours. There is no difficulty mode to choose from but I found the set difficulty a little challenging but not overly impossible. You can practice on pretty much any course and mode or you can do hot laps/time trials to beat the best times. Other modes are Nationals, Supercross, Enduro, and Freestyle. It's the fastest and has the best stats so I suppose it make sense. Obviously you must advance in career mode to unlock tracks, but the biggest disappointment is that there is only one ATV to unlock to my knowledge. It's almost like having your own real-life laugh track only cheering.
Also, the crowd cheers when you make a huge jump or pass other opponents even if there is no crowd present. You will hear your guy/girl grunt and make other noises when you crash or hit other vehicles. I usually turn it down so I can hear the engines even though the engines pretty much all sound the same. If that's not your style you can turn the music down. Bands like Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Anthrax, Sevendust, and Primus. Music/Sound - A lot of Grunge, Post-Grunge, and Nu-Metal. You can also choose a variety of camera angles to your liking. My only gripe is no back flip seems to be present in this version. The tricks are easy to pull of with the triangle and square buttons allowing you to use a variety of tricks. For bigger jumps you flick down on the left analog stick at the base of a jump and snap it forward when leaving the jump. X controls acceleration and left analog stick controls your steering. Controls - Very simple to pick up and play. I could barely recognize a muffler or any other small sections of the ATV if I chose a bright color like red because the components blend together way too much. The four-wheelers look decent but are tad bit fuzzy and the exterior frames of each vehicle seem to be all merged together without much detail. Rainbow Studios really went above and beyond to make this game nearly flawless. I love exploring the game and finding secrets, easter eggs, or glitches. Some tracks are massive and they have skillfully placed jumps, houses, parked cars and bridges to have fun on. Nothing is too sharp and there is plenty to see and explore. Each track appears different in color, and the sunlight and textures really pop out on certain maps. The terrain seems to merge together nicely with the foliage and the mountains and various objects.
#ATV OFFROAD FURY 1 SONGS UPGRADE#
It certainly is an upgrade from the PS1/N64 similar type games and for 2001 I'm rather impressed. Graphics - At first I wasn't amazed by the graphics but the more I played the further I appreciated the games style. This was their first Off-road game for consoles and probably the best MX or ATV game up until that time period. ATV Unleashed and still continue to develop games even after being bought from THQ by Nordic Games. They developed Motocross Madness 1/2, ATV Off-road 1/2, MX Unleashed, and MX Vs. Release date / Introduction - If you have any experience with Rainbow Studios you know they're legendary when it comes to MX/ATV games.
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