Freestyle games Billed as the "first * motocross" video game, * MetalX offers eight go-anywhere environments filled with objects like swimming pools and skyscrapers to trick off. Since there are no limitations imposed on players, they are free to smash windows, plow through parks, and do things that would otherwise be illegal. In addition to riding across real-world locales, players can participate in side events like bus jumping, wheelies, and zipping through tunnels of fire to earn some notoriety and cash for their character. Money can then be used to purchase new equipment including bikes, clothing, accessories, and more. Nine professional riders are available to play as or against, including such legends...

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Freestyle games Acclaim is expanding their Jeremy McGrath franchise with this blend of traditional supercross racing and trick-based stunt gameplay. In this title, you must race for position while simultaneously pulling off a dizzying array of stylish tricks to succeed. The game features Jeremy McGrath, the most recognizable star of motocross, and upstart phenom Travis Pastrana, a newcomer with a fresh * approach to racing. Pick your biker and race through courses in 9 different locations, including Loch Ness, Yosemite, and Las Vegas. Bikes are fully customizable, and you will have to reach a delicate balance of speed and showmanship to succeed. * Motocross: McGrath vs. Pastrana not only combines two of the sport's biggest stars, but also the two unique styles of motocross into one game. The game seeks to combine both * and motocross into one event. Players race amongst four other riders, taking on a twisted track with plenty of places to catch air, but they won't just be jockeying...

Freestyle games Hit the slopes with Capcom's snow boarding experience * Boardin' '99. Featuring six boarders and ten different courses, * Boardin' '99 will test your skills in four modes of play -- Championship, Timed Competition, *, and Versus. Visit backcountry downhill slopes and then hit the half pipe or straight jump competition, all the while keeping your eyes on that coveted gold medal. In * Boardin' '99 being a well-rounded boarder is the only way to compete. Players are expected to pull off advanced tricks shred the sharpest turns and keep board control while traveling at brain-bending speeds. Grace and finesse are another key element to this game. Almost anyone can execute a trick or two but only the top competitors can make it look good. In this game it's the little things that will get players extra points. * Boardin' '99 invites players to put on their goggles lock in to their bindings and get ready to shred the slopes!