The original Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX was a serviceable game, if you weren't going to demand so much of it in comparison to the Tony Hawk series, but it wasn't worth a farthing as a simulation of freestyle BMX. A game where Cory Nastazio cannot do a tabletop is not doing justice to the sport. Activision obviously recognized the game's failings and enlisted Rainbow Studios to take over for the sequel, resulting in a game that is entirely new in every way -- the technology, animation, and game mechanics are all new, with the only holdover being the various famous names. But now, the problems hav...