History VideoGame / ATVOffroadFury

''ATV Offroad Fury'' was a Platform/PlayStation2 and Platform/PlayStationPortable series of ATV racing games. Developed by Rainbow Studios, the series is marked by the stunt system, where hitting different combinations of buttons in midair caused the player character to perform stunts, each assigned a name and point system, predominantly used in the freestyle mode. Along with its notable indie soundtrack, the Offroad Series served as one of the flagship franchises of Sony in the early days of the [=PlayStation=] 2.

''ATV Offroad Fury'' was a UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable series of ATV racing games. Developed by Rainbow Studios, the series is marked by the stunt system, where hitting different combinations of buttons in midair caused the player character to perform stunts, each assigned a name and point system, predominantly used in the freestyle mode. Along with its notable indie soundtrack, the Offroad Series served as one of the flagship franchises of Sony in the early days of the [=PlayStation=] 2.

* AerithAndBob: The AI names (and default high-score listings) have names like BRYAN, ROBERTS, NOLAN, INVERSIN[[note]]also appears on the tank cars in the first game[[/note]], PANZER, DICOSOLA, and KEVDOG. Doubles as {{Tuckerization}}: they refer to the developers.

* Bloodless Carnage: No matter how hard your rider bails, they never even get any cuts (which is fair, considering the games are mostly rated E - E10). Heck, you can't even dent your vehicle.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: You can't kill the driver or destroy the ATV, but you can wipe out on purpose, causing the driver to be launched from ther vehicle and wither around on the ground in agony for a few seconds before the game resets.

'''''ATV Offroad Fury''''' was a UsefulNotes/PlayStation2 and UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable series of ATV racing games. Developed by Rainbow Studios, the series is marked by the stunt system, where hitting different combinations of buttons in midair caused the player character to perform stunts, each assigned a name and point system, predominantly used in the freestyle mode. Along with its notable indie soundtrack, the Offroad Series served as one of the flagship franchises of Sony in the early days of the [=PlayStation=] 2.

'''''ATV Offroad Fury''''' was a PlayStation2 and PlaystationPortable series of ATV racing games. Developed by Rainbow Studios, the series is marked by the stunt system, where hitting different combinations of buttons in midair caused the player character to perform stunts, each assigned a name and point system, predominantly used in the freestyle mode. Along with its notable indie soundtrack, the Offroad Series served as one of the flagship franchises of Sony in the early days of the Playstation 2.

Gameplay is split between three core modes. Racing, which the player can participate in via the Championship mode, regular multiplacer and single player races, and lap attack mode, revolves around finishing a certain amount of laps as fast as possible using their repetoire of driving skills. Freestyle, also a championship and multiplayer event, revolves around performing as many stunts as possible in order to get the highest score, in an almost free roam environment. Finally there are minigames, which enables the player and a group of friends to play sports such as basketball, hockey, and soccer in their [=ATVs=]. Races are mostly confined to special race tracks, freestlye to free roam environments, and the various minigames to special arenas.

ATV Offroad Fury was a Playstation 2 and Playstation Portable series of ATV racing games. Developed by Rainbow Studios, the series is marked by the stunt system, where hitting different combinations of buttons in midair caused the player character to perform stunts, each assigned a name and point system, predominantly used in the freestyle mode. Along with its notable indie soundtrack, the Offroad Series served as one of the flagship franchises of Sony in the early days of the Playstation 2.

Gameplay is split between three core modes. Racing, which the player can participate in via the Championship mode, regular multiplacer and single player races, and lap attack mode, revolves around finishing a certain amount of laps as fast as possible using their repetoire of driving skills. Freestyle, also a championship and multiplayer event, revolves around performing as many stunts as possible in order to get the highest score, in an almost free roam environment. Finally there are minigames, which enables the player and a group of friends to play sports such as basketball, hockey, and soccer in their ATVs. Races are mostly confined to special race tracks, freestlye to free roam environments, and the various minigames to special arenas.

* [[InvisibleWall InvisibleWalls]]: Another mainstay of the series. Most of the freestyle maps are cut off, and the ones that aren't have a auto respawn within bounds timer activated whenever the player character goes too far.

* VirtualPaperDoll: Both the riders and their ATVs can be customized.

* ShiftingSandLands: Each game has plenty, usually with really tall hills. One even has a mini dust tornado blowing about!

* VideogGameCrueltyPotential: You can't kill the driver or destroy the ATV, but you can wipe out on purpose, causing the driver to be launched from ther vehicle and wither around on the ground in agony for a few seconds before the game resets.

* VideogameCrueltyPotental: You can't kill the driver or destroy the ATV, but you can wipe out on purpose, causing the driver to be launched from ther vehicle and wither around on the ground in agony for a few seconds before the game resets.

* VituralPaperDoll: Both the riders and their ATVs can be customized.

* InvisibleWalls: Another mainstay of the series. Most of the freestyle maps are cut off, and the ones that aren't have a auto respawn within bounds timer activated whenever the player character goes too far.
* RagdollPhysics: Played straight throughout. Taking large ramps and failing stunts will result in the player character comically falling off their ATV, which spins off into the distance. In one particularly noteworthy example, occuring in "2", the racer has a chance to randomly be bitten by a near invisible rattlesnake, which sends them flying into the distance.

* Invisible Walls: Another mainstay of the series. Most of the freestyle maps are cut off, and the ones that aren't have a auto respawn within bounds timer activated whenever the player character goes too far.
* Ragdoll Physics: Played straight throughout. Taking large ramps and failing stunts will result in the player character comically falling off their ATV, which spins off into the distance. In one particularly noteworthy example, occuring in "2", the racer has a chance to randomly be bitten by a near invisible rattlesnake, which sends them flying into the distance.

ATV Offroad Fury was a Playstation 2 and Playstation Portable series of ATV racing games. Developed by Rainbow Studios, the series is marked by the stunt system, where hitting different combinations of buttons in midair caused the player character to perform stunts, each assigned a name and point system, predominantly used in the freestyle mode. Along with its notable indie soundtrack, the Offroad Series served as one of the flagship franchises of Sony in the early days of the Playstation 2.