MX vs ATV Legends is an open world racing game that features motocross bikes, ATV’s, and UTV’s ready for the player to drive. The series has been on since 2005, 17 years to be exact. Over the years, MX vs ATV has nurtured a fanbase where players show their excitement for the franchise. In the game, there are over a hundred collectibles you can find, but we will be focusing on the 25 Collectibles Helmets you can collect in Rawlings Farm in Legends.
The first collectible can be found during the tutorials. Head to the farm and on the right side of it, drive up until you reach the end of the farm. The helmet collectible will drop down and you will unlock it.
The next collectible is located right outside the farm. The collectible can be seen in between two wooden structures.
This collectible is located in the air and requires a bit of a jump up a ramp. Find a ramp-like stone structure and get a good distance from it before driving towards it.
This one can be acquired after Race Week 54. Drive back until you see it as plain as day. Drive up the dirt ramp and collect it.
The next collectible can be found in a tunnel. Just drive on through until you get the prompt that it’s been collected.
Drive up a hill near the tunnel. The collectible is in the air, so you’ll need to use the ramp to collect it.
From the last collectible, head to the left and continue until you see a dirt path with the collectible floating.
Back at the farm, drive towards the river and continue to drive along the water until you find the collectible.
Near the farm again, drive until you find a hill with a rock formation with the collectible on top of it. Use the rock formation as a ramp to collect the collectible.
Near the crop fields, drive until you reach another collectible floating above a rock formation. Use the rock formation as a ramp and collect the collectible.
From the last collectible, turn around until you see two silos.
To the right is another crop field with the collectible just floating near the ground.
At the same crop field, look at the silos and you’ll see the collectible floating between them. There is a dirt ramp behind the two silos so use that to your advantage.
After collecting the last collectible from the silos, look to your left and you’ll see a collectible floating above the water. The ramp is located on the other side of the river bank. Jump across and use the ramp to collect the collectible.
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Once the last collectible is acquired, jump back to where the dirt ramp is and drive towards the trees. The collectible is floating above the ground.
There is a dirt track next to the trees where the last collectible was. There is a collectible floating in the air near one of the ramps. You need to angle yourself correctly in order to jump up and reach the collectible.
At the same dirt track just on the other side of the last collectible, use the dirt ramp and jump up to collect the collectible.
Near the dirt track, there’s a circle formed by rocks in the trees. Drive into the middle and the collectible will pop up from the ground.
There is a trail near the boundaries of the map. Drive up the trail until you see the collectible floating near the boundary.
Continue down the trail until you see the next collectible.
From the last collective, you should see another hill on the other side. Drive towards it and follow the trail on the hill. This will lead you to a collectible.
From the last collectible, continue up the trail until you see the collectible floating near a ramp. You will need to use it to reach the collectible.
The next collectible can be found near the last one. Drive down towards the lake until you see the collectible floating near a rock formation.
This is a ramp for you to use in order to get it.
This one is going to be tricky and will need an ATV. From the farm, drive towards the river located near the spawn point of the farm. You will see the collectible floating on the water. The trick here is to drive in using an ATV and once you’re on the water, pull down the right stick to glide across the water until you reach the collectible.
Back at the farm again, drive straight until you reach a lake with a boat dock. Here you should see two collectibles: one in the air and one in the water. Same as last time, drive towards the water and pull down on the right stick to glide across just enough to collect it.
This one requires a good old fashion ramp into the lake. Same as the last location, find the ramp and get a good enough distance before riding towards the ramp and jump high enough to reach the last of the collectibles helmets.
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Collector
Collect all 100 Sprockets in Free Ride |
246 Achievers |
2.21% Ultra Rare |
Written by samlittle24 • Published 1st June 2018
Co‑Op or Solo Collectable
There are 25 Sprockets in each of the four major Freeride areas, and you have to collect all of them.
.. You can keep track of your sprocket count by looking in the "Freeride" section of the "Single Event" tab. After you collect a sprocket, the game will also tell you how many you have collected at the bottom left of your screen.
To find the Sprockets, just drive around and collect them when you see them. If you come to a point where you can't find anymore, but you know you have a few remaining, you can open your map by holding down on the and look for them there.
The map is literally just a view of the area from above, so it is in real time. This means that you can zoom in and look around for the sprockets around the map. They don't have icons showing where they are, but you can often see them rotating. Once you see one, you can set you character's marker near it from within the map, then "jump" to the marker.
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8 Grand Theft Auto V
7 Road redemption
6MX VS ATV All Out
5 Team 2
4 Trials Rising
3 trip 4
2 TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2
1 MotoGP 21
There are tons of great racing games out there.
New installments are released regularly, and if you have an Xbox One, you will have a pretty wide catalog of games released since the console was released. In this particular list, we are going to highlight some of the very best games to help you drive your motorcycle. From specific racing games to transport bike games, here are some of the best on the Microsoft Xbox One console platform.
Grand Theft Auto is a pretty iconic video game franchise, and it's not purely based on racing. This is a crime-themed game where players are immersed in the narrative of a thug trying to expand his criminal empire or someone who wants to break free. However, all of these games usually have an enjoyable open world environment. The latest installment is Grand Theft Auto V, in which we have to explore the big city of Los Santos. Similarly, you'll have quite a few different motorcycles to choose from, whether it's buying a motorcycle outright or stealing one.
There's even Grand Theft Auto Online, which offers an extra set of motorcycles that you can race around the city streets on.
Do you remember the old Road Rash video game series? It was the game that spawned a wacky racing game where you race down the roads with the ability to attack rival racers as they get close to you. With Road Redemption, we've got the spiritual successor to this franchise. This game is very similar to Road Rash, where players race through the streets and are forced to use various melee weapons, pistols, to punch or kick competitors approaching them. Meanwhile, there are cops to avoid, other competitors trying to knock you off your bike, and of course, the race to win. This is an arcade game worth checking out if you haven't purchased it yet.
If you like off-road bike racing style games, you might like MX VS ATV All Out. The MX VS ATV series has been around for quite some time now where players can race across a variety of dirt tracks.
While you get plenty of off-road bikes, UTVs, and ATVs, this game will allow players to make some useful upgrades so whatever they're riding is a little more productive when it's time to hit the road. next competitive race. Another aspect of this game that fans might be interested in is the tricks. You can not only race, but also perform several different tricks in the air.
The Crew 2 is a pretty popular racing game in general, not just around motorcycles. In this Ubisoft title, players race across the United States, and while not every area of the country is represented, there are plenty of iconic cities. You will be able to participate in a variety of entertainment in certain areas of the United States, competing in different races or just freely moving around the area. As mentioned, The Crew 2 doesn't solely focus on motorcycles. Instead, this game allows players to transform what they are racing from a car, a boat, an airplane into a motorcycle.
As mentioned, since this game used a smaller version of the United States, you will find several different types of terrain that you can race across. It can be anything from city to more off-road.
Trials games have been quite popular for a few years now. This series of games is dedicated to racing based on physics. Here we see the world from the side as you try to go around obstacles on your motorcycle. It's all about the ability to successfully pass through objects and jump perfectly. Otherwise, you will easily roll over, and this will push the players back to the previous checkpoint. You can think of this game as a puzzle game as you will need to carefully figure out the best way to maneuver your bike in order to move forward. Meanwhile, there are also races, so not only will you have to race around obstacles and difficult levels to get to the end, but you will have to do it faster than anyone else.
If you are interested in more traditional motorcycle racing then Ride 4 is a series of games created by the developers Milestone srl, known for their racing games in general.
With Ride 4 you can ride dozens of tracks on hundreds of motorcycles. You will have dynamic weather, a day and night cycle, and online races that you can take part in. The development team is also releasing various DLC packs that come with more bikes. They are also available in different markets, so if you like European or Japanese bikes, they are available. Of course, this is not an arcade-style racing game, so you can expect a bit of realism and a learning curve to get through some competitive racing or online competition. Anyway,
When it comes to motorcycle racing, there are some dangerous tracks. However, one of the toughest trails that thrill-seekers and experienced riders can hit is Mount Snaefell. The TT Isle of Man is a real must see event and watching it can leave viewers on the edge of their seats on all the tight roads and curves. Riders need to be aware of what's ahead of them, and it's no surprise that a video game adaptation based on this iconic route has been created.
You can now take part in TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2, further improving the overall experience and mechanics. You will of course have other tracks to race and improve before you try this giant track.
Finally, we have the MotoGP series, or more specifically MotoGP 21. This is the latest installment in the Grand Prix motorcycle racing video game franchise, and like Ride, this title belongs to the Milestone srl development team. You will find that it is a racing simulation game where you not only race on different tracks but also manage your team. There are a lot of things to keep track of for your bike and its performance which is similar to more traditional racing games. You will have areas such as brakes, tires, and fuel, and will also make adjustments to ensure a more competitive state to work with your components. As the name suggests, this is the game that will follow the 2021 MotoGP season, and if you're already a fan of the sport, chances are you're already enjoying the various video games released for this franchise.
If not, you can get the latest version for Xbox One right now.
Record source: gameranx.com
| MX vs. ATV: Reflex | |
| Designer | Rainbow Studios |
| Publisher | THQ |
| Official site | www.mxvsatv.com |
| Release date | November 2010 |
| Genre | Arcade Racing |
Rainbow Studios, which breathed life into virtual motorcycle racing with the release of the Motocross Madness dilogy, continues to delight players with new projects. Unfortunately, not all of them reach personal computers or appear with a significant delay. So, MX vs. ATV: Reflex arrived on consoles a year ago and has only just made it to PC players, just in time for the release of the new Alive this spring.
As the name of the game suggests, we will be offered to ride not only two-wheeled horses, but also four-wheeled ATVs. In fact, the fleet of vehicles here is even larger and we will eventually have UTVs, sport buggies and small pickup trucks at our disposal.
However, acquaintance with the game will begin with motocross. And further, as we progress through various championships, we will have access to new vehicles, and the tournaments themselves, where they are allowed. Staying true to its roots, the game offers us cross-country racing or supercross on difficult artificial tracks in the lights of large stadiums to the sound of a roaring crowd.
Among the banal races of several laps on the same track, there are knockout races, passing checkpoints and a free ride mode. Checkpoints are not very out of the general range, because there is always a rolled road, and the difficult terrain does not make it possible to cut off the path much.
Free ride includes several locations where we look for secret flags and go through several competitions - drive up a steep mountain in the allotted time without falling down, or fly through all the markers in the air, jumping on jump hills.
There are some tricks, but they play a secondary role, not a key one, as in Pure. Separate competitive stages just offer us to do somersaults on stadium tracks with springboards.
The main interest is mixed competitions. The game only at first limits us in transport, and then nothing prevents cars, ATVs and two-wheeled bikes from clashing in one race at the same time. Moreover, it turns out to be quite interesting and exciting, because the tracks are built in such a way that certain sections create problems for different vehicles. The motorcycle easily overcomes the steepest sections, but gets stuck in the water, and on a sharp turn, some pickup truck will simply crush it into a cake, throwing it back a few positions.
Sport Truck sometimes resembles a tank, scattering everyone on the way. From the start, you can simply crush all the nimble enemies, go perfectly half a circle, jumping on potholes, and then roll over in a ditch with logs or on a very sharp turn. Yes, and among the thicket you can’t maneuver much. But a light motorcycle can sometimes cut where it is difficult to fit into a larger opponent.
The only trouble is that in fact the whole choice is limited between nimble motorcycles and powerful cars. Quads are maneuverable, but too sensitive. This is not a perky cheerful Pure. Here the drive on both pairs of wheels is perfectly felt and you can easily fall down on a sharp rise, not keeping your balance and lifting the front end. Lightweight buggies and UTVs can't match the speed of cars, but jump on the track much easier, making it much more difficult to control. As a result, all this is fun and great at first, then you just choose a motorcycle or car and calmly go through the track.
It would be nice if there was some incentive for the player to use intermediate class vehicles more often. But there are catastrophically few competitions in the game that specifically limit us in choosing among them.
Riding motorcycles requires constant control of the balance and the need to compensate for the imbalance in the balance of the motorcycle by tilting the rider's body. But the most difficult thing is to control a light ATV, which is too responsive, light, jumpy and unstable on inclined surfaces. Here everything depends on fast and, most importantly, precise movements of the body, because if you overdo it with the driver's inclination, you can easily fall on your side or land on your neck. By the way, if after landing you did not keep your balance, you will still have the opportunity to normalize the position of the bike by pressing one of the illuminated body tilt keys in time. Such a quick-time event.
In competitions where there are no restrictions on vehicles, the developers successfully combine different terrain elements and different types of dirt to make the races more unpredictable. From snow to mud, from mud to hard to bumpy and wavy surfaces, and a few sharp turns in a grove of trees - somewhere forward riders break out on motorcycles, and somewhere on buggies and pickups. It is these races that give maximum adrenaline and pleasure.
Motocross and Supercross are not as dynamic. In stadium races, difficult tracks force you to be attentive and correctly control your balance. Here the key to success is not in speed, but in the correct passage of all tricky turns and maintaining balance after all the jumps. However, it is still interesting and exciting, but racing on sports trucks alone is really boring and boring. The tracks in such competitions are unpretentious and, thanks to obedient control, are passed very easily.
A little obstructed on steep slopes by a fixed low camera that limits the view.
The money earned for prize-winning places, together with the bonus for tricks, is spent only on buying new things for your garage. The necessary amounts are accumulating quite quickly and there is still nothing to spend until new classes are opened as the championships progress.
The surface of the track has a direct and immediate effect on any vehicle. Dirt roads are combined with gravel and sand embankments, sometimes even covered with snow. Each vehicle behaves differently on different surfaces. Having easily overcome some section on a motorcycle, you can lose ground a little, getting bogged down in a stream or on a snow-covered turn. And there is a lot of dirt in the game, and it has a direct impact on the physics of vehicles. Only in MX vs. ATV: Reflex wheels leave real ruts in viscous soil, which also create certain difficulties. The most difficult thing is to overcome the road eroded by ditches on a quad bike, it is difficult for a motorcycle to taxi out of such a place, unless it is a downhill.
For cars, this is not a problem at all.
All the technological delights of the game end in the mud and changing terrain of the road surface. The same dirt does not stain vehicles at all and does not splash fountains from under the wheels, as in other games. The environment looks simple, the textures are rather weak, the stubby trees look very poor, the water is also not so hot. There are no advanced lighting effects, the blinding sun will not interfere with the player. And there is no widespread blurring of the image at high speeds either.
MX vs. ATV: Reflex is a unique game. Here in one bottle and motorcycle racing, and mixed competitions. Only here motorcycles, sports buggies and cars can come together. Off-road, dirt and collisions with motorcycles flying to the sides and cars overturning on sharp turns are provided. The traditional motocross and the players' favorite tricks on the jumps are not forgotten.
