Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2
Player's Choice (Gamecube - US, Extreme Sports)
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$9.83
Developed_By:
Z-Axis Ltd.
Published_By:
Acclaim
Released On:
03 May 2002
Get ready to ride with Dave Mirra in Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 , a thrilling extreme sports game that brings together 14 professional riders, including Ryan Nyquist, Mike Laird, and Collin Mackay. As you progress through the game's eight levels, you'll face challenging obstacles and aim to master over 1,500 tricks. But that's not all - with the Park Editor mode, you can create your own BMX park from scratch.
As you shred the tracks, immerse yourself in the high-energy soundtrack featuring iconic bands like Ozzy Osbourne, The Cult, Methods of Mayhem, Godsmack, and Rage Against the Machine. With Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 , you're in for an adrenaline-fueled ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
UPC-A:
3455196525528 (France)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
LOADING
1. Make sure the POWER Button is OFF on your Nintendo GameCube™.
2. Insert your DAVE MIRRA FREESTYLE BMX™ 2 Nintendo GameCube™ Game Disc as described in the instruction manual.
3. Insert Nintendo GameCube™ Controller into Controller Socket 1.
4. If you wish to save a game, insert a Nintendo GameCube™ Memory Card into Memory Card Slot A.
5. Press the POWER Button ON (important: make sure not to touch the Control Stick while doing so).
Note
DAVE MIRRA FREESTYLE BMX™ 2 is for 1 to 2 players. Each player should insert a controller into the proper controller socket at this time.
INTRODUCTION
Hey everybody! I'm back with a great new game that has miles more manic BMX action! For starters, there's Proquest mode, where you can try to challenge the best riders around. It's all about respect. Once you get a little, you'll earn better bikes, sponsorships, the whole works.
We've got tons of new tricks and levels. You'll be stringing together outrageous combos and interacting with surroundings like never before. There's even a Park Editor that lets you create your own unique BMX environment! And of course, there's lots of multiplayer action to keep you and your friends busting for hours.
So take a minute with this booklet to learn the basics, then let's see who's got the big BMX skills. See you in the game.
MENU NAVIGATION
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A Button: Continue/Select
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Y Button: Cancel/Go back
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Control Pad/Control Stick: Move highlight
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Control Pad/Control Stick: Toggle settings
MAIN MENU
After the intro, you'll advance to the Main Menu. You can select from these items, which are explained in detail further on:
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Proquest: Guide your rider through respect-earning challenges and medal-winning competitions to eventually be crowned King of Freestyle BMX.
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Session: A timed run on any available level, minus the challenges.
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Free Ride: Freedom to roam as you learn to ride.
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Park Editor: Create your own world to rip through in Session and Free Ride modes.
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Options: Set various game options to your liking.
TRICK MODIFIERS
The S.I.K. Trick System is the Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 revolutionary trick system. It incorporates multiple functions, like allowing a player to modify Air Tricks, Grinds, Stalls, Manuals and Wallrides to create hundreds of new tricks. The trick system incorporates over 1,500 tricks, not including all the riders' Signature tricks. That's more than 1000+ tricks than any other extreme sports game.
Modifier controls apply to all your riding maneuvers: Air tricks, Grinds, Stalls, Manuals and Wallrides.
Trick Modifiers, loosely classified into a group of technical tricks, exist to add style, difficulty, and creativity to regular tricks. Before or after a trick has been selected, the rider can press the Trick Modifier button plus a direction on the Control Pad/Control Stick to perform a specific modifier.
This open system lets you try a barspin modifier before the main trick, a no hander during the main trick, and a x-up after the main trick, greatly increasing the trick's degree of difficulty and upping the points awarded after a successful landing.
Trick modifiers can be used by themselves to perform a number of tricks such as a double barspin or a nothing (no hander and no footer).
Using the above control scheme, a double barspin would be simply down on the Control Pad/Control Stick plus holding the X Button, while to attempt a nothing, press, on the Control Pad/Control Stick, then press the X Button.
To perform more difficult tricks, once the trick motion begins the rider can attempt to input a trick modifier - i.e. superman + seat grab = superman seat grab.
CUSTOM MODIFIERS
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custom
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x-up
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custom
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one footer
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one hander
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+ X Button
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no footer
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barspin
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no hander
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NO DIRECTION = N/A
After selecting a rider and bike, assign your custom modifiers on the Select Trick screen by toggling left and right between the eight available choices: rocket air, peg grab, frame grab, seat grab, tire grab, crankflip, framestand, or crotch grab. You can appoint Custom Modifiers to the and Control Pad/Control Stick.
Once selected, custom modifiers function just like the other modified tricks such as grinds, stalls, manuals, and wallrides on their own or combined with other modifiers.
GRINDING
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lipslide
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toothpick
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luc-e
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smith
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feeble
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+ Y BUTTON
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crooked
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icepick
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sprocket
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NO DIRECTION = DOUBLE PEG
Grinds let you land on a rail, ledge or pool coping, usually with only the metal grind pegs that come out from both sides of each wheel's center. Sometimes you can perform a grind with a combination of a peg and another part of the bike such as a pedal, tire, or sprocket.
Safely riding a grind edge requires the rider to bunnyhop into the air with an acceptable rate of speed and a jump height that allows for the bike pegs to come down on the edge in the correct position. The angle the bike is traveling in relation to the grind edge affects the degree of balance required to safely hold the grind. The greater the angle, the
Controls
Control Pad/Control Stick
Steer, Pedal & Brake (RIDING)
B Button
Trick (AIR JUMP)
Y Button
Grind/Stall (AIR JUMP)
X Button
Trick Modifier (AIR JUMP)
A Button
Bunnyhop (when released) (RIDING)
L Button
Skid (RIDING)
L Button + Control Pad
Fast Spin Left (counterclockwise) (RIDING)
R Button
Skid (RIDING)
R Button + Control Pad
Fast Spin Right (clockwise) (RIDING)
L+R+Y Button
Eject (AIR JUMP)
+ B button
toboggan (TRICKS)
Tips & Maps
Stall
A stall is executed by bunnyhopping into the air and landing a part of the bike on a surface at or around a 90-degree angle. Press the Y Button in the air, and the last direction pressed on the Control Pad/Control Stick determines the type of stall.
Fastplant
To perform a fastplant, get some air near an upright surface and press Up + A Button. This move is great for tight areas, turning dead ends into point-scoring opportunities.
Wallride
To perform a wallride, get some air near an upright surface and press the A Button. Wallrides are a stylish way to get around the level, turning vertical faces into trick possibilities and potentially accessing inaccessible areas.
Walltap
To perform a walltap, get some air near an upright surface and press the A Button. Walltaps are great for tight areas, turning dead ends into point-scoring opportunities.
Manual
While in the air, press on the Control Pad/Control Stick twice and hold the second press to perform a manual, balancing on the back wheel. You can steer and bunnyhop during a manual, and land in or jump out of them to string together combos.
Nose Wheelie
While in the air, double tapping up on the Control Pad/Control Stick results in a nose wheelie, where the rider coasts balanced on the front wheel. You can steer and bunnyhop during a nose wheelie, and land in or jump out of them to string together combos.
Landing
To be awarded points for a trick, the rider must land without crashing, with all tricks finished and the bike oriented correctly. Adjust the bike's left and right positioning with the L Button, R Button, or Control Pad/Control Stick for a perfect landing, which maintains speed and earns more points.
Landing Fakie
When landing a trick fakie (backwards), the landing angle is forgiving but the bike slows down much faster. You can continue to ride backwards, jump, and pull tricks, earning a "cab" trick bonus for spinning and pulling a trick.
Crashing
Crashing can occur from poor landing orientation, hitting objects with parts of the body or bike other than feet, wheels, or grind pegs during a trick, or hitting an obstacle too fast or at a harsh angle while out of balance.
Ejecting
To eject, press the L Button, R Button, and Y Button together at any time while in the air to avert a nasty landing. While crashing or ejecting, you can press the Y Button to grab for an edge.
Crashed Out
After wiping out, the rider is put back on the bike after a brief amount of time, ready to begin again. Use the Control Pad/Control Stick to rotate your rider and line him up for the next trick.
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