BMX XXX

BMX XXX was a controversial sports game based on the same engine as the Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX Series. While the game is full of crude and often sexual humor, the biggest controversy comes from the inclusion of topless women in the form of customizable characters and video clips from the Scores chain of strip clubs. While these elements were toned down in the PS2 and XBox editions of the game, the Gamecube version has no such limitations.

Strip away the controversial elements, and you still have a fun, challenging BMX game. The controls are well laid out, the levels are fairly large and diverse, flatland tricks have been implemented, and the events can be quite funny, if you don't mind the crude humor.

Non-Emulator Bugs
Two bugs exist in the game itself that can cause problems, including locking up the emulation:

First, the level editor (accessible with a couple of different in-game cheat codes) was never implemented, so attempting to enter this mode will lock up the game.

Second, the fully upgraded bike in the "monkey" series of bikes causes the game to lock up, so certain riders cannot be completed if you collect all the bike parts.

Once again, these are not emulator glitches, but bugs present in the game itself.

TLB Crashes
Occasionally the game will crash with a TLB error. Appears to be random. Fixed prior to

Lowered Pitch Audio in Menus and in Game
While playing or in the menus, certain audio will be played at the wrong bit rate, resulting in distorted voices and sound effects. Cutscenes and background music are not affected. Fixed in

Songs Looping
On the console, when a song ends the game proceeds to the next song in the soundtrack automatically. In Dolphin, at present, the current song will loop until you enter a cutscene or change the music manually.

Testing

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