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MauritiusToday.com - Shopping Mall - Jet Moto 3
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List Price: $19.99
Our Price: $34.95
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Not Available
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Amazon Maximum Age: 17
Amazon Minimum Age: 96
Binding: Video Game
EAN: 0711719455523
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Label: Not Available
Manufacturer: Not Available
Platform: PlayStation
Publisher: Not Available
Studio: Not Available
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Editorial Reviews:
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Superb graphics and fast action characterize 989 Studios' daredevil motocross game Jet Moto 3. Designed for one or two players, this game expands on the original two Jet Moto games with improved visuals and controls. After choosing from a selection of characters (each with varying strengths), you can traverse four different courses using a futuristic all-terrain cycle. The well-designed tracks will challenge even veterans of the earlier Jet Moto titles. You will feel the cycle slipping on the ice of the Khumbu Icefall and develop a lump in your stomach as you jump over Devil's Canyon. On the down side, close-up views are difficult to manage, as the field of vision can easily be lost. This is especially a problem in the two-player, split-screen view. While some gamers may grow tired of this game fairly quickly, there is enough meat here to keep racing fans interested until the courses are mastered. Learning the subtleties of each course can prepare hard-core racers for the game's more advanced seasonal competitions and racing circuits. --Sal Barcia Pros: - Superb graphics
- Design improved over previous Jet Moto titles
Cons: - Close-up views are difficult to manage
- Non-racing fans may grow bored quickly
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Customer Rating:
Summary: this game shows me what speed is toward my hands
Comment: this game is gooood its twice better than jet moto 1 or 2, (well im not sure of that because i forgot how jet moto 2 is.) alot as how ive seen in this webiste mentions that jet moto 2 is quite best than jet moto 1 and 3, but if you are someone that wants to have new jet motors,good features, outstanting, creative racetracks, than this is the game for you.
what was funny is that i taught this game was going to be a normal race game like any other.. like if i would start in a normal lowering speed as how you normally do when you speed up with a car. but, when i accelerate on this game.. you start speedin up already and goin out there crazy! this game is real wild. myself,i enjoy the game because it feels good going in a good high speed, even when your starting off from the beginning. in a few minutes when i played the game, i got used to the controlling. i find it easy but what is really fun is the way you can ride on something so fast while making a challenge with many other different racers on the game.
the game is interesting while hearing the great good quality music the game gives from each level. that is something that makes me like games.. thing is, the music expresses each level of the game. my favorite are from the khambu race track (the racetrack with the iceroads). as a matter of fact, i like all the songs. they are all great. makes me wanna turn my surround speakers and pump it up.
as how ive said, the game is good, its really good. this is a great experience to speed... especially on my own hands. if you try this game, make sure you get jet moto 2.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Stick with JM 1&2
Comment: Go back NOW! JM3 is a marketing ploy. The first two Motos are great; the physics of the bikes are realistic. The third one, however, goes off of the deep end. Control of the bikes is jerky and the graphics aren't fluid. I bought JM3 because I had so much fun with the other two...... big mistake! This one should have been the first... a lot of kinks still needing to be worked out. The worst game in my collection.
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Summary: If it's action you want, you'll find it here
Comment: I guess I don't know where to begin. This game is really good. It's got its share of flaws but it's still fun. The good sides first. The gameplay has a really fast, fluent style and the grapples work much better than they did in the previous game. The novice courses aren't too hard, but they get harder. Catacombs seems like a pure nightmare at first. Then, the professional courses get even harder. The Machu Picchu course is out of control and almost every part of the terrain is extremely narrow. I won't tell you what happens after you beat Professional mode. Another fun thing is the stunt courses you get when beating certain levels of the game like the deformed Circus Park you get for beating Semi-pro mode. The graphics aren't the greatest in the world, but they do. But the thing is, if you don't have a memory card, you'll get pretty sick of the game because you need to save your progress on a memory card, or you'll be playing Novice courses the whole time which isn't much fun. Also, some of the courses are extremely hard to figure out like they don't have a set path. Courses like Shipwreck Cove, Volcano Island, and Machu Picchu can be very hard to understand at first because the levels are too open. Besides that, it's a blast. Buy it but get a memory card too.
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Summary: This one has run out of gas...
Comment: Jet Moto 3 unfortunately comes up short in comparison to the first two games. The control is kinda iffy, the graphics aren't really that great, and the two player mode is unbearable. Do yourself a favor and go after the first two instead, they're much better constructed than this one.
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Summary: One more thought on JM3
Comment: My first post "Jet Moto 1 and 2 were great, but JM3 fell a little short"(or at least I remember calling it something like that) says it all. Well, it actually says *most* of it. I just thought I should add something very key: this game can be very frustrating. It's hard to master- especially if you're used to the first 2 Jet Motos. Once you learn it, this game can be very amusing; although the crash detection will most likely always be annoying.I also noticed that, just like with the first 2 JMs, two player mode really is awful. No matter which way the screen is split, you practically have tunnel vision and is can be very dizzying(and impossible). Well, just a thought.
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