MasonicGamer.com - Back in the Summer of 2009, RedLynx Studios released Trials HD onto the Xbox Live Arcade. It was an interesting and well-received title, challenging players to navigate their way along increasingly difficult tracks by means of dirt bike. Unfortunately, between ‘Splosion Man and Shadow Complex, also released that Summer, I didn’t spend as much time with Trials as I might have liked, so I became excited at the prospect of correcting that error in judgement with Trials Evolution.
It’s hard to classify Trials Evolution in terms of genre. While it may look like a simple racing game, it’s really more of a cleverly disguised platformer. Played entirely from a side-on perspective, the challenge lies in correctly balancing your rider and rationing your speed as you bounce over jumps and climb hills. At first, it seems like nothing more than a modern day Excitebike – the only controls are gas, brake, and lean, but as the courses become more difficult and your bikes become more powerful, yo...
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Jeremy (Jerem6401) and special guest Kat (COPYxKAT) return to Imaginary Achievements just like the old days on AHCommunityvids. Fittingly, their doing 3 achievements from that channel and rerecording them for your viewing pleasure.
In the 36th episode of GO! (or GO! X Games), the person who does a successful trick and landing on a skateboard, BMX bike, motorcycle, and a car jump becomes this week's victor and gets a sticker to add to their collection.
