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Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX

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Perform tricks and combos across eight isometric levels to complete goals and unlock new content.

Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX was released for Game Boy Color in 2000, the same year as the original PlayStation version; the GBC version was developed by NEON Software and published by Acclaim.


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Released
2000
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Visual
Isometric
Size
476.14 KB
Rating
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About Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX

Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX for the Game Boy Color is a trick-based BMX game from Acclaim. Its structure follows the established pattern of extreme sports titles, where progression is tied to completing specific objectives across different levels.

Players advance through a career by meeting various goals in each of the eight isometric environments. These locations are built with ramps, rails, and pipes to facilitate trick combinations. Objectives can involve achieving target scores, executing particular special moves, or gathering collectibles.

The trick system relies on button combinations, with over twenty maneuvers available. Some of these are initially locked and require finding tokens within the levels to unlock. For practice, any unlocked stage can be played in a training mode free from the career's time constraints.

A multiplayer option allows up to four players to compete in turns on one device, with victory determined by either the highest score or the best trick combo.

Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX Screenshots

12 images
Intro Video
Title Screen
Start Screen
Menu Screen
In the park
Jumping
In the park
Through mud
Collecting Items
In the vert
On top off the vert
Lift off