The music generally seems appropriate and that’s fine if you’re concerned with who did the music to the point where it affects you buying a game I’d think you were on crack anyway. Unlike some other reviews out there I can’t spout off the list of artists who contributed to the music tracks with any excitement. If you’re going up a hill or taxing the engine in real life, there would be a little more varied sounds of response than there are here. While you could say the engine noises of the cycles sound realistic it would be a major stretch not to note that most of the time the drone of the engines hits one particular point and stays there. In the area of sound while I’ve read some positive things here and there about the game I can’t say I was terribly impressed. In the area of frame rate for the most part the game does well, keeping things fluid even with a number of racers on-screen at once. Falls and spills are pretty stiff and even odd to watch as they sometimes don’t even make much sense visually. Where the graphics aren’t so good unfortunately is in the realm of more common animations.
Models are nicely done, the environments can have some variety and look pretty good, and some of the animations for the stunts themselves can be pretty entertaining. Graphically the game is anywhere from adequate to above average. Before getting to the gameplay and the major problems that lay therein though we’ll go over the rest. This major distinction is where I believe any review of MX Superfly has to both begin and end. What worked for both games, though, is that while they had some fun opportunities for stunts and goofing off, neither forgot that in the end they were still, first and foremost, racing titles. While Excitebike 64 was a fine game and had some points of interest, the variety and extended play I got from MM2 couldn’t be denied. My favorite motocross game to date (and don’t call me a heretic for this) is, by far, Motocross Madness 2 for the PC. Before getting into the meat and potatoes of this piece, lets go over some specifics so you can decide whether or not my pedigree rubs you the wrong way or not.
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