Our experience with the online did run fairly smooth connection-wise throughout the various sessions played. On top of this, the game does feature online racing in any of its events, including free riding with others. You can also edit your rider, choosing their suit and helmet, and write your name of choice, as well as choose the number to appear on their jersey. Some customisable choices will affect the vehicle's stats, while others are purely cosmetic. You can customise the vehicle of your choice with a range of simple options, choosing the colour, handlebars, brakes, and engine. The game's Career mode fuses the original game and the added content together, and lets you select whether you'd like to race MX only, ATV only, or a mix of the two. Sound fun? Well, it's not – but we'll delve into specifics imminently. Lastly, the new Rhythm Racing is almost like Excitebike if it were in 3D. Free Ride is precisely as you would expect, and can be done on any track to practice your skills – or just mess around. National races have you focusing solely on outdoor racing, while Waypoint has you in an open environment going from checkpoint-to-checkpoint as fast as possible. Aside from the game's Supercross mode, there are now Nationals, Waypoint, Free Ride, and the newly introduced Rhythm Racing.
ATV Alive to help pad out the release's content. In Encore for the PS4, the team's added in the outdoor tracks from MX vs. While that was the game's intention, it disappointed veterans of the franchise, as previous entries have historically featured a plethora of tracks and content – both indoor and outdoor. Last year's edition restricted the game solely to Supercross racing, which set the entire experience within indoor stadium tracks. ATV Supercross Encore takes the core title and attempts to rejuvenate it by adding several game modes and tracks missing from its predecessor. However, is this really an encore performance or is there mud in its tires? ATV Supercross Encore for the PlayStation 4. This time, the studio has remastered its most recent PlayStation 3 instalment, MX vs. But while its games have always entertained fans, the last few entries have taken a turn for the worse. Ever since it marked its seal with the PlayStation 2 exclusive series ATV Offroad Fury, the developer has been pumping out off-road racers with regularity. ATV series has been around for quite some time, and Rainbow Studios is no stranger to the source material.
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