Play MX 2002 Featuring Ricky Carmichael (U)(Mode7) Online
Throw dirt bikes sideways over pixelated jumps, pull off ridiculous mid-air flips, and crash spectacularly when you overshoot the landing. The career mode’s grindy in that satisfying way, and the physics actually make wiping out fun.
MX 2002 Featuring Ricky Carmichael came out for the Game Boy Advance in 2001, developed by HotGen and published by THQ. It was one of the early motocross titles on the handheld, arriving when developers were still figuring out how to translate fast, arcade-style racing onto the small screen. The game leaned into the GBA's capabilities, offering a straightforward but energetic take on the sport without overcomplicating things.
You control a motocross rider, competing in races across various dirt tracks with the goal of finishing first. The core mechanics include accelerating and braking, leaning forward or back to control balance in the air, and performing tricks like flips and heel-clickers off jumps. Races are quick and chaotic; you jostle for position, try to time your landings, and occasionally wipe out after a bad jump. The physics are forgiving enough for casual play, but winning consistently requires learning each track's rhythm. It feels fast, a little loose, and genuinely fun when you nail a big trick and stick the landing.
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