MX vs ATV Legends has been updated to version 3.06! New stunts, updates to 2024 Pro Motocross tracks, location filters, and new customization for your rider and bike!
Additions & Updates
Gameplay
- It's time to level up your freestyle game! Head to the Locker to reassign your stunts and try out 7 new MX stunts!
DLC
- 2024 Spring Creek, Washougal, and Loretta Lynn's tracks have been updated for their upcoming releases in the 2024 AMA Pro Motocross!
- 2024 Hangtown, Thunder Valley, High Point tracks have been updated to more accurately reflect this year's races!
- All new bikes classes are arriving soon! Stay tuned for more updates.
Customization
- Two new graphic kits from Throttle Syndicate have been added to the garage: Regal for 2023/2024 GasGas bikes and REV for 2023/2024 Suzuki bikes.
- Alpinestars Racer Hana jersey and pants are now available in the locker! This gear comes in black, multicolor, and custom color.
- The Apex design for the 6D ATR-1 helmet has been added to the locker! It's available in four standard colors and in custom color.
Fixes & Improvements
UI
- Season Filters are now available in the Location Selections menus, allowing quick access to tracks from the base game and each season of live support and DLC.
- Spectators in Online Freestyle events now see the position and total score of the player they are spectating, as well as their combo scores.
- Fixed the issue causing Playlist menu to appear when cycling through the Event Results after completing the final event in a Series.
- Reduced instances of overlapping UI when navigating the Event Results of a Freestyle.
Gameplay
- Added a short timer to the end of Freestyle events to make the end of event less jarring, especially after losing a stunt combo.
DLC
- Moved 2024 RedBud Pit Bike track to Nationals category so more event settings can be adjusted.
Customization
- Updated graphics for Shoei Rockstar helmets to be more accurate.
Online
- Improved online error messaging.
- Added localization to online error messages.
Known Issues
Gameplay
- Frame rates exceeding 60 FPS may experience visual errors and inconsistent gameplay behaviors, especially when exceeding 120 FPS.