• Nine different venues challenge riders to take on some of the most outrageous freestyle terrain on tracks such as Rocket Garden, C Pad II, Monumental Motoplex and the ultimate big air course, Big Sky.
• Over 80 tricks including the McMetz, SaranWrap, Superman Seat Grab, The Roll, The Helicopter and the 360 - score big with them or, better yet, combine'em for bonus points..
• Choose from any of eight different riders with their own unique attitude and riding style including freestyle sensations Mike Metzger, leader of the Metal Mulissha, Brian Deegan, Stefy Bau, Clifford "The Flyin' Hawaiian" Adpptante, Jessica Patterson and Greg 'Albee' Albertyn..
• An Innovative scoring system challenges even the most fearless dirt demons to hold that Lazy Boy for just one more second..
• Fly high and take names in Circuit, Race and Freestyle, Freeride game modes.* Topped off with a freekstylin' soundtrack that will bring forth the daredevil in anyone who picks up the controls.

Platform:PlayStation2 If you've got the guts, you can grab the glory in this extreme motocross racing game from EA. Picture flying through rugged terrain with massive jumps at more than 70 miles per hour, hitting a 40-foot jump at the ledge of a 200 foot cliff and pulling a superman seat grab and a 360 before you land. This massive EA Sports BIG motocross game dares even the best riders to harness the power of 250cc's, while pulling off stunts in insane, over-the-top worlds. Freekstyle is not about being the fastest; it's about being freaking fearless. Battle the world's aerial daredevils out of the turns, through the whoops, and in the air-and when it's over, storm back up to the top of the hill and do it all over again! .com ---- Freekstyle, while generally a strong game, can't help but be the lesser cousin of EA Sports Big's smash hits SSX and SSX Tricky. The moves are more complicated, the learning curve is steeper, and the charm is relatively absent for this title compared to its more successful predecessors. And woe to those who miss a steep jump and expect to hit Restart, as in SSX. You'll be forced to take the jump again, with much less velocity than before you wiped out. Plus, you'll need to hit it over and over and over, a fact that makes initial play somewhat tedious. Still, it's unfair to punish Electronic Arts for their past perfection. On its own, Freekstyle has plenty to keep motocross fans happy: courses both for tricking and racing, real-world riders, and complicated road s filled with pleasing secret shortcuts. --Jennifer Hauseman Pros: * Gamers can do multiple top-speed tricks in "bullet time" * Good game mechanics and environments * Real-life motocross champions Cons: * Boring music and graphic design * Steep learning curve