Flatform: PlayStation Portable
Also on: Wii, PS3, NDS, X360
ESRB: E for Everyone: Mild Violence
Genre: Racing
Publisher: Activision
Release Date: November 09, 2010
Monster Jam: Path Of Destruction Game Trailer
New Features
The game will feature 28 licensed Monster Jam trucks. A new feature allows players to customize their own trucks with more than 1,000 parts. Due to licensing, the past games weren't able to produce the authentic realism real Monster Jam fans get in real life. Many hope this will change with this game. But nothing's predictable, since nothing except the features have yet to be only words spread about this game. "The Monster Jam: Path of Destruction video game promises to be the ultimate monster truck experience complete with unprecedented realism, customization, truck handling and all-out destruction," what is said on an IGN.com review. The game's multiplayer functions are currently head-to-head like the previous games. Many have hoped little that a franchise producer like Electronic Arts would make a game after their favorite monster truck series. Monster Jam: Path of Destruction would appear to be the closest to come to one. On July 28, Activision announced the title of the game is "Monster Jam: Path of Destruction." Along with the announcement they included snapshots of the game. Dennis Anderson along with Tom Meents, George Balhan, Lupe Soza and Scott Douglass will provide the voice over. Credits to: wikipedia.org
Monster Jam 2011 is all about authenticity, personality, and fun, with 30 officially licensed Monster Jam trucks, including fan-favorites Grave Digger, Maximum Destruction, and Grinder. Players can also create and customize their own trucks with thousands of options, unlocking new parts and upgrades as they progress through the game.
Eight real life stadiums from the Monster Jam circuit help bring the live atmosphere to the living room, with explosive truck introductions, pyrotechnics and lighting, and a roaring crowd.
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Monster Jam: Path Of Destruction PSP
