Disney Sports Motocross

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Release Date: March 31, 2003

Another motorcycle game. This time, the most famous Disney characters sit at the helm, including Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy.

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Disney Sports: Motocross is another product of the title series, which also includes sports such as basketball, football and skateboarding. Most of the Disney Sports games have been released on Gameboy Advance, although several titles have also been released on the Nintendo Gamecube console. The preparation and publication of the described production is the responsibility of the Group.

As the game title suggests, during the game we have a chance to play one of the characters from Disney's fairy tales. These may include Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck or Goofy. These characters use the title motorcycles, created with a view to moving in very difficult terrain. Disney Sports: Motocross is not a very demanding simulation, of course, although some skill in operating a two-wheeled machine is required.

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In many ways, this production is based on the classic game Excitebike, which in an almost unchanged form was also released on Gameboy Advance. Similarities can be seen, among others, in the style of the game. The controlled figure (together with the motorcycle) is observed from the side. It is a very unusual view, which makes it quite difficult to find one's way around the area. A controlled character must first of all balance the body so as not to fall off the motorcycle. An important role is also played by the skilful use of turbocharging, thanks to which it is possible, for example, to overcome larger chasms. Motorcyclists can also perform different types of tricks. They are, of course, scored accordingly. This game has to offer a wide range of available modes of play, including full tutorial, race against time, or Challenge Cup, in which we enter into more and more difficult challenges. There were also simple mini-games and a full-fledged mulitplayer for four people. The competition takes place on eight different sports facilities.

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