Jonny Moseley Mad Trix
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Jonny Moseley Mad Trix is an action sports game released for the Playstation 2 in December 2001. The story follows Jonny Moseley, a professional snowboarder who must compete in various extreme sports events to win back his freedom from a group of bad guys.
The gameplay involves controlling Jonny as he navigates through different tracks and environments, performing tricks and stunts to earn points and progress through the game. Players can choose from various sports such as skiing, snowboarding, and BMX riding, each with its own unique challenges and rewards.
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790561523819 (USA)
Part #:
SLUS-20229 (USA)
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Extracted from the original game manual
This extreme sports game, featuring professional freeskiier Jonny Moseley, challenges players to perform elaborate tricks on skis across various real-world and fantastical courses. Players compete in Slopestyle tournaments for medals and equipment or tackle Big Mountain runs to achieve high trick scores and star in ski movies. The gameplay focuses on mastering diverse tricks like grabs, railslides, and big air in environments ranging from urban landscapes to natural mountain terrain.
Story
FREESKI
PRONUNCIATION: FRE'- SKE
Definition
Also called "new-school skiing", freeskiing is all about tricks. Whether it's in the terrain parks or on a mountain, it's about big air, lots of grabs, railslides, and anything else that freeskiers can think up.
New twin-tipped skis have evolved the same way that snowboards and skateboards did, enabling freeskiers to take off and land normally or Switch (backwards).
Freeskiing vs. Snowboarding
Several years ago, skiing was the dominant snow sport. Those who wanted to do something more creative and innovative gravitated toward snowboarding. But now, the opposite is true...snowboarding is the more prevalent sport. The people who want to do something more innovative and creative now choose freeskiing.
The biggest reason is that freeskiing uses two skis as opposed to one snowboard, so the number of grabs and tricks you can do is much larger than with snowboarding.
Jonny Moseley
Jonny Moseley, who is one of the leaders of the freeskiing movement, is the man behind this game. In fact, he is not only the star of the game, but he has been a huge part of the design.
Moseley won a gold medal in the '98 Olympics for Freestyle Moguls and was one of the first skiers to start introducing freeskiing-based tricks into more formal competitions like the Olympics. Jonny won the gold by being the first to huck a sick 360 Mute Grab when no one else was doing that type of trick. He blew everyone away.
Since winning the gold, Jonny has been using his celebrity status to share freeskiing with mainstream America.
VENUES
SKI CAMP
Definitely advised for first time skiers. Ski Camp will take you through the basic tips and tricks necessary to succeed in any Slopestyle or Big Mountain course. Give it a try, it don't cost nothin'.
SLOPESTYLE
Slopestyle courses are manmade sculpted tournament courses set in the places Jonny Moseley has always wanted to ski. Slopestyle courses pit you against other skiers' Trick Scores for gold, silver and bronze medals.
As you collect medals, you automatically gain new equipment and other perks of the industry. Gain enough fame, and you'll be asked to star in your own ski movie in Big Mountain mode!
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco is the first Slopestyle course available to you. It's Jonny Moseley's hometown, and freeskiing's top skier has personally designed the course.
San Francisco is a great place to master basic skills such as hitting kickers and doing grinds, all while traveling through such scenic areas as Chinatown, Pier 39, and the world famous Lombard Street. Master your skills here and you will even be able to grind down the cables of the Golden Gate Bridge!
ROME
What better place to spend a holiday than skiing through the many ruins and tourist attractions of ancient Rome? Rome is as famous for its many grind opportunities as it is for places like the Coliseum and the Trevi Fountain.
Whether you are skiing down a frozen canal or hucking from rooftop to rooftop, this is the best way to see the city...new-school jibbin' style.
MACHU PICCHU
The high altitude of Machu Picchu provides monstrous air along with harrowing shortcuts that will score you big Trick Points if you dare. Since these ruins were not made for skiing, there are many places that can just fall away from under your skis if you are not careful.
Gap jumps and step-ups are everywhere. If you have not mastered your freeskiing abilities by the time you take on Machu Picchu, you will end up like the Incas...extinct.
LAS VEGAS
Do you feel lucky? It takes more than sick moves to win a gold medal in Las Vegas. A wide variety of kickers and rails mean everything you've learned will be tested. Each section of the course has a different theme and a different challenge. Good luck...
WASHINGTON, DC
The nation's capital is the setting for the toughest Slopestyle course in the tournament. America's most famous monuments are the backdrops for a non-stop series of tricks that don't give you much time for sightseeing.
But make sure to check out all of the top tourist attractions; you just might find some of the biggest scoring trick opportunities yet!
BIG MOUNTAIN
Get dropped off at the top of the mountain by helicopter and travel down the mountain at ludicrously dangerous speeds! Unlike Slopestyle courses, Big Mountain courses are completely natural terrain with no manmade kickers, big air ramps or rails. Every trick opportunity here is naturally formed.
Instead of competing for medals, you must make it down the hill with a certain Trick Score in order to complete the level. Have a good enough run, and your trip down the mountain will be the centerpiece in the next Matchstick Productions ski movie!
LAKE TAHOE
Lake Tahoe is where Jonny Moseley first learned to ski. While most of the terrain is mountainous, part of the course runs through the world famous Lake Tahoe Resort.
Trick opportunities abound, and this is the perfect level to get a handle on the differences between skiing in a Slopestyle tournament and trying to survive on a Big Mountain course. It's just you versus the mountain...
ALASKA
Known to the freeskiers as "AR", Alaska is one of the most popular places in the world for Big Mountain skiing. The trick opportunities are clean, but there are a variety
How to Play
Getting Started
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to its Instruction Manual. Ensure the MAIN POWER switch (on the back of the console) is on.
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Press the RESET button.
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When the power indicator lights up, press the open button.
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The disc tray will open.
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Place the Jonny Moseley Mad Trix™ disc on the tray, label side up.
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Press the open button again to close the disc tray.
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Attach game controllers and other peripherals as appropriate.
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Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for software information.
Saving and Loading
To load or save information during play, insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) with at least 50KB of free memory into MEMORY CARD slot 1.
It is advised not to insert or remove peripherals or memory cards (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) once the power has been turned on.
Directional Button Actions
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Trick Charge Flip: Press the or directional button.
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Trick Charge Spin: Press the or directional button.
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Frontflip: Press the directional button while in the air.
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Backflip: Press the directional button while in the air.
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Spin Left, Right: Press the or directional button while in the air.
Freeskiing Basics
Launching a Trick
1. Aim for the hill, ramp, or object you want to jump off of.
2. To perform a mad trick, you must make an exceptionally high jump. Perform a Trick Charge by pressing and holding any directional button.
3. While still holding the directional button, press and hold the button to charge. Release the button to jump.
4. The moment you catch air, press any of the Grab buttons!
Railslide
A Railslide is sliding skis sideways along the edge of any surface. If you see a rail or any surface you can railslide on, press the button to grind on the surface.
Menu Navigation
Within all menu screens:
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Press the directional buttons to highlight an item.
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Press the button to select it.
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Press the button to back out to the previous screen.
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Press the button to open the Help Menu.
Player Modes
Competition
Choose any available skier and progress through Slopestyle or Big Mountain courses. Compete in tournaments for medals, receive new equipment, and star in your own ski movie.
As your skiing abilities increase, you will unlock new, more challenging venues and find new freeskiers.
Freeride
Freeride removes all competition pressure, allowing you to fully explore each venue with no time limits or restrictions. This mode is good for learning courses or finding unexplored paths.
Take the run at your own pace, try new moves, or just enjoy a leisurely ski down the mountain without the world watching.
Options
Sound
Customize all music and sound effect settings.
Controller
Select a controller configuration for any available controller. Turn the DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller vibration setting ON or OFF. This is only available if a DUALSHOCK 2 analog controller is plugged in.
Save/Load
Select this option to save or to load a previously saved game from the memory card (for PlayStation®2).
Credits
View game credits.
Signature Grabs
To perform a Signature Grab, collect a Moseley Cookie and press L1+L2+ R1 + R2 in the air after taking off at maximum speed.
Tweaking Grabs
Tweaking means "to put more exaggeration or emphasis on a Grab or pose". The player may Tweak a Grab by pressing and holding the button while the skier holds the full extension of a Grab.
Grinds
Grinding is sliding skis along the edge of any surface (e.g., a picnic table, a step). To Grind, press the button when the skier's skis come into contact with a grindable surface, either by skiing onto or jumping onto an edge.
All skiers can do the typical "Railslide". Each character also has their own Signature Grind.
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NOTE: The Switch button has no effect while grinding.
Signature Grinds
If you press and hold the button while grinding on a grindable edge, you'll perform your Signature Grind instead of the standard Railslide. Each player has one unique Signature Grind.
Big Air Tricks
Big Air Tricks are Spins, Flips, Mistys, and Rodeos, as well as all possible variations of these moves. To do a Big Air Trick, combine getting air with a Big Air rotation.
Big Air Tricks are best done by pressing and holding any directional button and pressing the button to jump.
Spins
Spinning is "a skier rotating either left or right while in midair". Perform a Spin by pressing either the or directional button while in midair.
If you continue to hold the same button while in midair, you'll continue to Spin. However, the longer you Spin, the slower the rotation becomes.
Flips
Flipping is "a skier flipping either forward (Frontflip) or backward (Backflip) while in midair". Perform a Flip by pressing either the or directional button while in midair.
If you continue to hold the same directional button while in midair, you'll continue to Flip. However, the longer you Flip, the slower your rotation becomes.
Mistys
Mistys are "the skier performing a combination of a Frontflip and Spin while in midair". Perform a Misty by pressing
Controls
L2 button
Grab 2
L1 button
Grab 1
directional buttons
Trick Charge Up/Down
left analog stick Up
Accelerate
left analog stick Left or Right
Left/Right
left analog stick Down
Brake
L3 button
Exit Quarterpipe or Halfpipe
R2 button
Grab 4
R1 button
Grab 3
button
Grind
START button
Pause
SELECT button
Reset Player
Push the left analog stick up
Accelerate
Push the left analog stick left or right
Turn Left, Right
Push the left analog stick down
Brake
Press the START button
Pause
Press the SELECT button
Reset Player
Enemies & Characters
JONNY MOSELEY
Jonny won the gold medal in the 1998 Winter Olympics in the freestyle mogul event and revolutionized skiing with his non-traditional, "extreme" style, becoming famous for his "360 Mute Grab".
TANNER HALL
Hall, who turned pro at age 10, is recognized as a leader in skiing, specializing in big air but skilled in many disciplines, and has won multiple medals in various competitions.
EVAN RAPS
Evan Raps is a notorious trickologist known for his 50-foot "Lawn Dart" and "Miracle Whip," and has achieved high placements in numerous freeskiing competitions.
VINCENT DORION
Vincent Dorion is credited with pioneering Switch (backwards) skiing and is considered a great innovator in freeskiing, having introduced tricks like the Tip-cross 900 and the "Underflip".
A.T. BARRON
A.T. Barron started freeskiing on his third day on skis after a daring descent to impress girls, and despite often taking on more than he can handle, his quick reflexes save him.
MIKI IIJIMA
Born in Hawaii, Miki Iijima transitioned from water-skiing to snow skiing, falling in love with the freedom of the sport, and despite being inexperienced, she's ready for freeskiing.
PHAT EARL GROGAN
Earl Grogan, a world-class skier, was banned from official competitions due to his attitude, and now he lives to Heli-Ski the most dangerous ungroomed terrain, believing "The more dangerous the mountain, the better the tricks."
BETH "WILD CHILD" CLARK
Beth Clark, a rebellious skier since age 5, is known for her fearless attitude and crazy skills, always taking on challenges and proving that the impossible can be done.
SKIER X
Skier X is a mysterious figure who appeared unannounced, won a gold medal, and has beaten almost every skier in the world, often Heli-Skiing dangerous mountains.
Items & Weapons
MOSELEY COOKIE
The Moseley Cookie looks like a small cookie with special effects swirling around it. When collected, it increases the air the player can get as well as the player's trick rotation speed for a limited time.
SPEED BOOST
The Speed Boost power-up is represented by a pair of skis and, when collected, increases your top speed.
2X MULTIPLIER
The blue silhouette of Jonny Moseley's 360 Mute Grab represents the 2X Multiplier. This power-up increases the number of Trick Points you get by a factor of 2 for the tricks you are doing.
4X MULTIPLIER
The red silhouette of Jonny Moseley's 360 Mute Grab increases the number of Trick Points you get, for the tricks you are doing, by a factor of 4.
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