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Dave Mirra BMX Challenge Confirmed For Wii

Crave Entertainment, a leading publisher of console videogames; today announced Dave Mirra BMX Challenge for Wii. The Dave Mirra videogame franchise hasElectronic Theatre Image sold more than two million units across all platforms, and the latest instalment is sure to please fans with its Arcade-like feel and diverse play. Dave Mirra BMX Challenge for the Wii videogame system features, twelve different environments and thirteen bikes to choose from. Each unique environment includes two race paths, and can be played in Race or Trick-oriented modes. Player characters are customizable, and BMX legend Dave is the featured rider. Dave Mirra BMX Challenge for Wii will feature several control options utilizing the unique Wii Remote and Nunchuk Controllers.

Dave Mirra BMX Challenge will be the first BMX game for Wii,” said Jim Flaharty, senior vice president of Crave Studios. “The immersive Wii controls combined with the thrill of BMX racing will make Dave Mirra BMX Challenge a real treat for action sports fans.”

Dave Mirra is listed as one of the Electronic Theatre Imagemost recognizable names in sports today, an honour he shares with the likes of Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods. He currently holds more Gold Medals than any other competitor in the history of the X Games. Dave has “placed” in more than 50 action sports competitions, such as “Action
Sports Athlete of the Year” at the 2005 ESPYs, and a gold medal in Bike Park at the 2005 X Games.

Dave Mirra BMX Challenge for the Wii is due for release in the US in June 2007 at a price point of $29.99, and is currently available for PSP system. Details of the European release will follow.

Kev J.

15/03/07

 

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