30 seconds’ worth of Dave Mirra BMX Challenge fun

Yeah, yeah. We know Dave Mirra BMX Challenge is not one of the most sought-after video game titles out there, and that’s probably because gaming site IGN labeled it as “the worst game ever.” Well, for UK fans who disagree with that label, you will get the chance to try BMX Challenge by May, so that you can give the game a spin first before passing judgment on this title.

As it goes, Oxygen Games and Crave Entertainment seem unfazed by critics, and the two are still banking heavily on the popularity of Dave Mirra. In fact, they just released a new video for the title that aims to better associate the game with the real-life biker. The new video even has the slogan, “The King of BMX is back. Kiss the sky. Or the concrete. It’s up to you.”

Also, the said video is interspersed with in-game footage and cut-scenes of the real Dave Mirra performing gravity-defying stunts himself. We’re guessing that Oxygen and Crave are aiming for is for fans who want to feel the rush brought by the sport through their PlayStation Portable (PSP) units.

Enough yadda. We hosted the video and you can download it below. Watch it tell and feel free to tell us what you think.

Download: Dave Mirra BMX Challenge 30-sec video

Yeah, yeah. We know Dave Mirra BMX Challenge is not one of the most sought-after video game titles out there, and that’s probably because gaming site IGN labeled it as “the worst game ever.” Well, for UK fans who disagree with that label, you will get the chance to try BMX Challenge by May, so that you can give the game a spin first before passing judgment on this title.

As it goes, Oxygen Games and Crave Entertainment seem unfazed by critics, and the two are still banking heavily on the popularity of Dave Mirra. In fact, they just released a new video for the title that aims to better associate the game with the real-life biker. The new video even has the slogan, “The King of BMX is back. Kiss the sky. Or the concrete. It’s up to you.”

Also, the said video is interspersed with in-game footage and cut-scenes of the real Dave Mirra performing gravity-defying stunts himself. We’re guessing that Oxygen and Crave are aiming for is for fans who want to feel the rush brought by the sport through their PlayStation Portable (PSP) units.

Enough yadda. We hosted the video and you can download it below. Watch it tell and feel free to tell us what you think.

Download: Dave Mirra BMX Challenge 30-sec video