Instead, what I'd look at is the sheer volume of gameplay available to you. The graphics and audio are standard fare for a PS2 title, so much so in fact that I wouldn't advocate purchasing the game based on them. But when the game is so damn fun, who cares? I could also do without being bludgeoned by my rivals as I'm riding. The cast of contenders is a case study of cliches (let's keep clowns named T-bag who scream "Dude!" in Kool-Aid commercials where they belong). In fact, only a few minor missteps detract points from this otherwise perfect run. And where other racers settle for a few hidden shortcuts, DD's mountainsides offer intertwining trails and plunging drops for derring-do (thanks to some spotless controls, even sliding past obstacles is pure pleasure). As you race through dense woods in a torrential downpour, skirting sheer cliffs and dodging tree stumps, lightning shoots from the heavens and sets the forest aflame- the game bristles with such crazy moments. Each of DL7s 27 mammoth tracks boasts intense attention to detail and gripping gameplay. Lord knows why developer Incog chose to follow up its well-received War of the Monsters with a mountain-bike racing game, but the company's fingerprints of quality are all over the place.
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