MX vs ATV: Untamed

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Publisher: THQ Developer: THQ Platform: Wii Category: Racing E-Mail This Page Mild Violence We Also Recommend Screenshots Expanded Info Reviews Related Media

Motorcycles, ATVs, Monster Trucks, Sand Rails, Trophy Trucks and Offroad Buggies face off in Supercross, Nationals, Opencross, Supermoto, Freestyle and Rally series races, as well as minigames.

Wii Racing Wheel (GameStop) Wii $9.99 Wii Multi-Axis Racing System Wii $12.99 Wii Remote Controller Wii $34.99 Wii Nunchuk Controller Wii $19.99

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	10.0 Out of 10		Challenge 9.0 Controls 9.0 Graphics/Animation 8.0 Interface 8.0 Sound 10.0 Track Variety 10.0 Vehicle Customization 9.0 Vehicle Variety 10.0 Read all 1 review(s) Write a Customer Review Discussion Forum Write a Discussion Post

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A great addition to the Wii WiFi library!

By: Gladiator Posse    Favorite Category: Sports    Date: Sunday, Jul 20, 2008

Before there was Mariokart Wii, there was MX vs ATV. There was also Nitro Bike but that sucked. MX vs ATV is an excellent game. The name should be MX vs ATV vs Monster Trucks vs Dune Buggies vs Golf Carts vs Pocket Rockets. These machines are an individual game in themselves because they all handle differently and they all handle well. When was the last time a good monster truck game came out...[More]

Preview MX vs. ATV: Untamed Developer Diary #3: Pocketbikes and Customization Real men ride pocketbikes, as we find out in our latest developer diary for Untamed. MX vs. ATV: Untamed Developer Diary #2: Freestyle and Open Worlds Bigger world and cooler stunts combine in THQ's upcoming off-road racer. MX vs. ATV: Untamed -- Developer Diary #1 X-Cross Tournament Rainbow Studios' Elliot Olson gives us a peek at one of the newest modes in THQ's upcoming off-road racer. MX vs. ATV Untamed Hands-On We take a look at how the PS2 and Wii versions stack up to their next-gen bigger brothers.