Monster Jam: Path of Destruction PSP game

Monster Jam: Path of Destruction

2011

Overall rating: 2.5 out of 5

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Everybody loves Monster Trucks. Who doesnt love Monster Trucks? Theyre lying. Theres nothing more satisfying than seeing huge mean machines attempt to leap over a bunch of scrappy cars, only for the effort to be in vain and result in the sheer destruction of some rather rubbish Nissans. And theres no better show dedicated to this kind of chaos than Monster Jam. Path of Destruction is a rather apt title for this vehicle smashem up, as you get to play with 30 officially licensed Monster Jam trucks in replicas of eight of the most popular real-life stadiums. All the fan favourites are here for you to race around in - from Grave Digger to Maximum Destruction and even Grinder. But in Path of Destruction, you also get to carve your own heavy metal path, thanks to the customisation options set in the game. If playing with an established truck doesnt do it for you, there are ways of building your own Monster with a treasure trove of settings and parts to unlock as you progress through the game. The action is exactly as youd expect - explosive introductions, eyeball-popping pyrotechnics and a roaring crowd to spectate your destructive handiwork. You can rise through the ranks in the single-player mode for glorious Monster Jam fame, or tackle the multiplayer modes and fight for your right to be the king of the league!

Monster Jam: Path of Destruction details

Formats:	3 Wii, DS, PSP
Players:	1
Genre:	Racing
Rental release:	To be confirmed

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Pleasantly surprising.

By Yokimoto (9 reviews) from Bourne End , 16 Jun 2011

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Aside from the poor control mapping on the controller, this game isn't too bad. I rented it for the easy trophies and was pleasantly surprised by it.

Whenever there's monster trucks, thing's are always pretty cool anyway, but this game had something more to it than just crushing cars.

There's a few modes such as 'Sprints', 'Stunts', and 'Races' and a variety of tricks you can pull in the cars.

It'll keep you entertained for the career mode but don't expect a game with much replay value. It took me about 7 hours to platinum this game, but i had fun. For any monster truck fan or trophy hunter, i'd definitely recommend this.
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Pleasantly surprising.

By Yokimoto (9 reviews) from Bourne End , 16 Jun 2011

Aside from the poor control mapping on the controller, this game isn't too bad. I rented it for the easy trophies and was pleasantly surprised by it.

Whenever there's monster trucks, thing's are always pretty cool anyway, but this game had something more to it than just crushing cars.

There's a few modes such as 'Sprints', 'Stunts', and 'Races' and a variety of tricks you can pull in the cars.

It'll keep you entertained for the career mode but don't expect a game with much replay value. It took me about 7 hours to platinum this game, but i had fun. For any monster truck fan or trophy hunter, i'd definitely recommend this.
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