ATV Wild Ride 3D
Gear & Tech
March 11, 2013

ATV Wild Ride 3D

Gamers can travel the world and choose from 24 different off-road tracks in Canada, the U.S., and exotic locations such as Mexico, England, Russia and Thailand. Players can also choose from a varied lineup of riders and…

If extreme online racing is your thing, you may want to try out the new ATV Wild Ride 3D for Nintendo 3DS. Released on March 7, 2013, in the Nintendo eShop, ATV Wild Ride 3D from Renegade Kid features tricked-out, larger-than-life arcade-style ATV racing.

Gamers can travel the world and choose from 24 different off-road tracks in Canada, the U.S., and exotic locations such as Mexico, England, Russia and Thailand. Players can also choose from a varied lineup of riders and quads, unlocking new content as they progress through the game. ATV Wild Ride 3D allows players to compete in either a World Tour or a Quick Race as well as Freestyle, Time Trial and Elimination events. They can even score extra points for showmanship by pulling off cool tricks like the one-handed superman.

In a recent press release, Jools Watsham, the owner and director of Renegade Kid, said he was excited about the game’s multi-player mode that enables players to go head to head online and compete to be the “Best Wild Rider in the World.” 

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