MXGP 3: The Official Motocross Videogame - Nintendo Switch

In short, this game is great in the fact that it accurately depicts how a bike handles on dirt, and how the sport is actually done. If you're someone who likes to plug and play, this won't be the game for you. This is the type of game where you need to hone in your inputs to get the perfect lap. Just wanted to get this out there first, because few of the reviews for the Switch version actually mention this.When I saw people rating this one star before I purchased, I was pretty wary of this game on the Switch. What a lot of the reviewers don't consider is this game was built around PC gaming, slightly dumbed down for the current gen consoles, and now stripped even further to run on the switch. And that things considered, it's not bad at all. If you're expecting this to mimic the performance and quality of even a PS4 or Xbox One, you're going to be disappointed; I don't think it's possible to run a game like this at that high of quality on a system like the Switch. I mean arguably my Galaxy S8 had more processing power than the Switch.I've seen gameplay on PCs, and yeah, this isn't near as clean as what the PC puts out, or even on beefier consoles. The frame rate is up there, but probably hovers around 50 fps. Dirt effects are very limited, as is the draw distance for certain objects and shadows. And some of the textures are more blurry than they would be on a different platform. The rider field seems cut in half, at least it's how it is from the start of the career mode. I'm positive this is due to the limited processing, and is understandable.Now, here's the stuff I wish people would focus on. First, the customization is insane in this game. The amount of parts, gear, and components is crazy, and the licensing to all the manufacturers is such a refreshment after the terrible run of MX vs ATV games. Rider and bike movements are as realistic as I've seen, and this is very true-to-life. Yes, it's a game so sometimes things go weird. But I can't imagine how difficult it is to replicate the erratic movements of motocross. The bike sounds are the best I've heard as well, much better than past versions, and miles ahead of what MX vs ATV games were doing until recently.As someone who used to race MX, and as a big fan of racing games in general, this ticks a lot of boxes. Milestone seem to be the only developers bringing their 2 wheel racing games to the Switch, and I'm thankful for that.If you enjoy motocross racing, and know the sport well, you will be able to sink into the meat of this and have a good time. If you're someone who likes to smash and grab, I doubt you will tolerate the need for patience required for this game.

My nephew loves this game, so definitely good for kids!

Like others, I would agree with most comments. I did find the gameplay to be decent and fun enough in portable mode. It was generally a good first effort in a MX game. However, as stated, I have no idea what is going on with the graphics. The game in hand held mode is a blurry mess. I feel like I'm looking through the bottom of a Coke bottle. Especially the rider. In docked mode the game looks a little better.I was really looking forward to this one and it is close because the gameplay is pretty good, but man the graphics for the rider need some work.

I had to pause the game to write this review. After reading a bunch of reviews, I held off on buy this game for weeks. After purchasing it, and trying multiple times to finish even one race without rage quitting, I adjusted the contols and view.I am now addicted to this game. As a motocross racer, gamer, and switch fan boy, this is everything I needed on the go.First thing you need to do is change the physics to pro. After a short learning period, the bike will handle really well. Next, change your view to first person. The grapics change dramatically. I have been playing it exclusively in handheld mode, and I am so happy I bought it now.If you love motocross and you have a Switch, buy this game and set it up properly. It is absolutely worth it!Note to developer: If you put the track deformation in (like the Xbox One version), I will change my review to five stars!

Item as described, well packed, fast shipping, good communication, great transaction! Five stars!

Everything about the game is terrible

He loves it

I previously played this game on pc. It plays very simular and you can get a good feel for the game by reading those reviews since it is early for switch. I repurchased this game on switch because it can be played portable. The loading screens do take a while. The graphics are very dated and worse then I expected, but I guess that is to keep the game running smooth which it does run smooth. I do dislike the game is still broken in areas. Landing on a rider doesnt cause a wreck. The game tends to be very easy on realistic difficulty. Once you are on a top ride the game is uncompetitive. The gates always drops at ~7 seconds. The "interest" screen always shows the same % for each level of manufacturer. I would have preferred to see husqvarna show more interest if I was on a lower husqvarna team or something. Just something to make it seems less programmed and more realistic. Overall the game is what I expected so I could play it portable. I do wish the graphics were a little better. Not expecting PC graphics, but they are very poor even for switch.Update:1. I have started to have an issue with the game crashing on some tracks in heavy rain.2. I have also noticed a "no name" racer in my career.3. I was optimistic when I started MXGP in career I would get a full gate of riders and there is still only 11.I have a dropped this to a 2 star rating due to the crashing and feeling like I am just running time trials. I have also uploaded gameplay pics.

Todo perfecto!!

Bough this for my 5yr old. It's far too hard tbh and graphics are poor. Played it once. Not recommended.

Graficas bien chafas la neta no me gusto mucho de haber sabido ni lo compro la neta chafa chafa chafa

Mon petit fils et très content de ce cadeau

Ottimo