Big Air Freestyle

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Big Air Freestyle for Nintendo GameCube comes complete in box, meaning you're getting the game disc, the original GameCube case, and the original manual — everything that shipped with it new. Coolection shows real, in-hand photos of the actual copy, never stock images, so you can see exactly what you're getting. The disc has been professionally resurfaced if needed and was tested and playing as expected here at the shop. Please refer to the provided photos for the exact details of the item's condition.

Item Description

Ten riders hit the first turn at once, bars banging, and somebody is going to eat dirt. Big Air Freestyle is Paradigm Entertainment's dirt bike game for the GameCube, reworked from the studio's PlayStation 2 title MX Rider and published by Infogrames in 2002. Paradigm already had Nintendo credentials as the team that co-developed Pilotwings 64, and here it turned to supercross and motocross.

Racing is the main event, spread across twenty supercross and motocross tracks. A career mode starts you with a little cash to pay entry fees, and winning money opens up bigger events. Tricks matter even mid-race: pulling one off earns boost, and the trick system is deeper than it first looks, with moves like a handstand built from shoulder-button and face-button combinations. Six freestyle arenas let you forget the stopwatch and just go for air, and a split-screen mode puts two riders head to head.

Critics at the time called it a middle-of-the-pack motocross game, and it never challenged the genre's big names. What it does offer is a snapshot of the early-2000s extreme sports boom, from the rider-and-arena format to a licensed soundtrack featuring 311 and MxPx. Load it up for a split-screen session and the era comes right back.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
2002
Publisher
Infogrames
Developer
Paradigm Entertainment
Players
Single player, Split screen
About the game

Floss and fly your bike through 20 different supercross or motocross tracks with 10 riders on the track fighting for first. Big Air means sick tricks in six freestyle arenas. Nine other bikes will catch your vapors as you fly by. Multiplayer mode for head-to-head action.

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