MTX: Mototrax Review at Gamersinfo [29-01-2005 | JZ | Comments (1) ]
Graphically, the game is good. Not exactly jaw dropping, but nothing to scoff at. The environments are lush, simple things like dirt kicking up when you corner hard, or your clothes getting dirty from a hard fall look good, and consistent with what actually happens. The bikes look realistic and the tracks are nice and pretty large. Some, if not all, are based on actual Motocross tracks.

MTX: Mototrax Review at Worthplaying [14-01-2005 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
I�ve never understood the appeal of �extreme� sports. Why would anyone would want to risk life and limb for big jumps and insane stunts? Fortunately, I�ve got video game equivalents to satisfy those urges to crack my skull and sever my spine. MTX: Mototrax is a new entry into the extreme arena, and while it has enough features and technical merit to be an exciting experience, it falls short of the finish line.

MTX: Mototrax Retail Screenshots [26-11-2004 | JZ | Comments (1) ]
Here are over 40 screenshots from the retail version of MTX: Mototrax.

MTX: Motocross Demo Released [23-11-2004 | JZ | Comments (5) ]
Aspyr has released the playable demo for MTX: Mototrax, offering the opportunity to take the new motorbike racing simulation by Beenox Studios for a spin. This demo contains the McKenna Rock track playable on a Suzuki RM125 in single race exhibition mode.

MTX: Mototrax Shipping [11-11-2004 | JZ | Comments (2) ]
Aspyr Media, Inc. announced that the PC and Mac versions of MTX Mototrax, the motorcross game developed by Beenox, will arrive in stores by November 15th. MTX Mototrax features a career mode with Motocross, Supercross, Freestyle and offroad events, authentic environmental effects, realistic sound engines and an exclusive soundtrack. The Xbox and PS2 versions of the game were developed by Left Field Productions and released this year by Activision. This new movie offers two minutes and a half of gameplay footage from the Xbox version.

MTX: Motocross Review at IGN [09-11-2004 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
A couple of the major additions are the clutch that provides plenty of pop and the online racing capability. An even less tangible positive aspect of MTX: Mototrax is the visceral sense of speed that makes the racing that much more worthwhile. With plenty of old and new school music tracks to back it up, MTX: Mototrax is a solid title that deserves to spin for hours in your Xbox.

MTX: Motocross Gone Gold [05-11-2004 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
Aspyr Media, Inc. announced that MTX Mototrax, the motorcross game in the works at Beenox, is Gold for PC and Mac and that it will start shipping on November 10th, in order to meet the November 15th deadline. MTX Mototrax will feature a career mode with Motocross, Supercross, Freestyle and offroad events, authentic environmental effects, realistic sound engines and an exclusive soundtrack. The Xbox and PS2 versions of the game were developed by Left Field Productions and released this year by Activision.

MTX Motorcross can be ordered here in the BHMS Shop.

MTX: Mototrax Movie Trailer [14-10-2004 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
Aspyr has released a trailer for their upcoming MTX Mototrax moto racing port.

MTX: Mototrax First Screenshots [02-08-2004 | JZ | Comments (3) ]
Here are first five PC screenshots. Enjoy!

MTX: Motocross Game Guide [29-07-2004 | JZ | Comments (0) ]
Aspyr Media, Inc. will publish MTX: Mototrax for PC and Mac. The game is currently at beta and is expected to ship late September 2004. The title, licensed by Activision, and under development at Beenox, forces players to use skills and savvy to beat the pros in a quest to become the ultimate MX athlete. MTX: Mototrax delivers thrilling. mud-slinging, fast-paced racing action at 60 frames per second. Compete in career mode through Motocross, Supercross, Freestyle and offroad events, backed by real-world racing teams and sponsors. Players become further involved in their quest for track domination with authentic environmental effects, realistic sound engines and a pulsating rock soundtrack developed exclusively for the game.