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Yamaha Supercross

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Initial release date
  
14 July 2008

Genre
  
Racing video game

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Developer(s)
  
Aurona Games, Coyote Console

Platforms
  
Wii, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2

Publishers
  
Destination Software Inc., Zushi Games

Modes
  
Single-player video game, Multiplayer video game

Similar
  
Destination Software Inc games, Racing video games

Yamaha Supercross is video game of the racing genre for the Wii, the Nintendo DS, PC and the PS2 video game consoles developed by Coyote Console and published by Zoo Digital in the United Kingdom, and by DSI Games in North America. It was first released in November 2008 in North America. The Wii version is built from the ground up, as opposed to simply being a port of the PS2 version. The game, particularly the Wii version, is heavily criticized by reviewers.

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Synopsis

Player assumes the role of the younger brother of one of the biggest names in Supercross who was hospitalised in the final race of the World Championships in an intentional move by Team Nemeshisu.

Players take their brother's place at team Yamaha and, with their brother's help, work up through the ranks, to become World Champion and avenge his foes.

Gameplay

Yamaha Supercross involves racing customized off-road motorcycles on dirt tracks. Players master their bike handling skills over obstacles and steep jumps while racing fellow riders. Track conditions can be affected by mud, bumps, and changing weather.

Features

  • Yamaha license will be recognised by fans of Supercross and bikes in general.
  • Championship Mode lets players take on three distinct Championship Series. Each championship is progressively more difficult.
  • Players can choose their challenge with the Arcade Mode. Gamers select their bike, track, weather conditions and the number of opponents they want to take on.
  • Ghost Mode allows players to practice against their best.
  • Split screen multiplayer supporting both competitive and co-operative "team" play.
  • Tracks feature obstacles such as jumps, whoops and rhythm sections.
  • Visual effects such as rain, dust, mud, exhaust smoke, lights and splashes.
  • Variable weather conditions will affect the handling and performance of the bikes.
  • Rewards such as new tracks, bikes and decals are unlocked as players work their way through the game.
  • Collision physics vary upon the severity of the crash and what kind of object the player has hit.
  • Variety of camera angles including: Follow Cam, Look Behind, Fly-Through, Jump and Replay Cam.

    • References

    Yamaha Supercross Wikipedia
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