Play Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX (U)(Lightforce) Online
Pull off ridiculous bike tricks in tight GBA levels—feels like Tony Hawk but with wobbly landings and way more backflips. That crunchy punk soundtrack still slaps between bail animations.
Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX for the Game Boy Advance came out in 2001, published by Activision. It was part of that early wave of extreme sports games on the handheld, a time when developers were still figuring out how to translate big console experiences onto the small screen. This one tried to bring the high-flying, trick-heavy action of its PlayStation and Dreamcast cousins into your pocket.
You control Mat Hoffman or another pro rider through a series of levels, pulling off tricks like tailwhips, barspins, and backflips to build your score and complete objectives. The main goal is to chain together combos, find hidden tapes, and meet score targets before time runs out. Key mechanics include manualing to link tricks, finding special lines for big air, and bailing hard when you mistime a landing. The pace is fast, and the difficulty can spike, especially when you're trying to nail longer lines. It feels satisfying when you finally thread a perfect run together after eating pavement a dozen times.
Download Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX (U)(Lightforce) ROM
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