Games like bmx star

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Free World BMX. Futsal Game Day. Skate Space. Scooter Space. Board Skate. Have you seen Kris Kyle's Kaleidoscope video?

In this mindblowing film, the Scottish BMX rider is pulling off stunts that look like they'd only be possible in a video game! If Nintendo made a BMX game, this is what it would look like. However, if his film makes you want to pull off some tricks and stunts without the risk of injury, there are some fun BMX games to try. We don't usually go this far back when looking at our favourite sports games, but this offering from Codemasters is a pretty important game that's worth mentioning.

Not only was it the first ever BMX game, it's also got a pretty good shout for being the first ever extreme sports video game ever made. It was fun, too: players had to race against either another player or a CPU opponent around seven different BMX tracks while also trying to beat a time limit.

It might look extremely simple but it had a few features that were ahead of its time, such as the ability to watch slow-motion replays after each race. We already mentioned California Games when we listed our best surfing games and here it is on our list of our best BMX games, too — it's almost as if it's the perfect Red Bull game! The BMX section of California Games had players trying to navigate a tricky course as quickly as possible. Points would not only be offered for a speedy finish, but also for each trick the player pulled off while racing.

They say that riding a bike is a good way to stay in shape. Unless you're dead set on pulling of insane backflips as you're really giving those pedals a go. With BMX Backflips you get to avoid the potential broken bones and concussions by staying safe despite pulling off crazy, whacky stunts again and again. Race your cyclcist down the slopes of the track, keep your balance and once you're airborne try to pull off as many backflips as you can without crashing face-first into the ground.

It's easier than it sounds. Not only that, you also have to do that while racing the clock on every track. Will you reach the finish line in time, while still doing the backflips and frontflips you're required to do?