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One questionable item with this story mode is that for each race in a championship, you need to finish in third place or better to move on. Unfortunately, it really only acts as cutscenes between the game's numerous races, but at least it makes things a bit more interesting and puts characters behind some of the names. The story isn't anything that'll win an Oscar, but it sort of works. You play the part of, you guessed it, an up-and-coming rider who came close to winning it all once, and is trying to do it again. One of the new additions to ATV Offroad Fury 4 is Story Mode. An interesting twist here is that you're able to earn rivals and they'll get angry with you as you scrape metal, causing them to try and knock out off the main course. It'll use the entire track as it should and mess up just as often as you do. Aside from this, the computer makes for a good and rather interesting opponent. We've also seen a race or two where the lead opponent quickly burned ahead to a good 30 second lead as we raced perfectly fine, and yet in the other races in the championship everything was quite close. At times, probably due to the assist features, it'll sometimes seem to take jumps better than it should be able to or accelerate quicker out of a turn than you can, even if you can burn it at other points. Beyond the assistance, the computer AI is pretty decent (and even vengeful), but it isn't perfect. We just wish there was a tangible benefit to spending a bunch of cash on upgrades. It doesn't exactly make it seem fair, though it does keep the races interesting, and in that way it works. There's a whole lot of AI assistance going on here, so no matter how fast you go you'll always be tailed by the opposition. However, maxing out your ride doesn't mean you'll kill the competition. We ran about half-a-dozen races and were able to completely max out more than one of our vehicles. You can easily rack up many multiple times as many points in a buggy as you can on a bike. And unlike performing tricks on an ATV or bike, there really isn't any risk of crashing here. Since you'll automatically do these things a lot, you rack up bonus credits left and right. Being as you can't perform tricks per se in a buggy or truck, you rack up trick points by catching air or sliding through turns. After each race, you'll earn credits based not only on placement but a bonus on your trick total as well.
ATV OFFROAD FURY 1 THROUGH 4 PSP
The buggies are tied to an issue that's present both here and in the PSP game. Being that you're always given the option of choosing between the two, there really isn't a reason to pick the trucks as the buggies are much more satisfying to drive. This gives them something of a rally racing feel, and they're much more fun to drive in the end. The buggies and trucks are quite similar in handling and feel, though the buggies are looser around corners. So while the ATVs are easier to handle and respond a bit more consistently, the MX bikes will allow to you really bite into the course and do some damage. The ATVs are a fair bit more manageable in turns than the MX bikes, though due to their weight and size, you don't have as much airborne control over them.
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