VALLEYSIDE STYLE™.
Multiplayer BMX Action for PlayStation®2
Drop in. Boost hard. Style everything.
VALLEYSIDE STYLE™ is a fast-paced, trick-heavy BMX action game built in the spirit of classic PS2 arcade legends! Ride real-world streets, brutal concrete parks, and underground training zones across the UK, Europe, and the USA—all packed with insane lines, hidden routes and combo-hungry terrain. Released in 2016, VALLEYSIDE STYLE™ proudly stands as the last ever PlayStation®2 game ever made – a final love letter to the console that defined a generation. From city rooftops to outlaw jams, this is BMX with attitude!
FEATURES:
– Classic PS2 Arcade Trick System: Huge
combos, manuals, wallrides, fakies,
transfers.
– POV or Real Time.
– Dynamic HUD with trick callouts, XP, skill
boosts.
– Video filming & clip-based battles.
– Unlockable bikes, parts, sponsors and
secrets. Stylised presentation inspired by
early-2000s action sports games.
GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTS:
Ride iconic urban playgrounds across the
world…
– UK: London, Cardiff, Bristol &
Manchester.
– Europe: Barcelona, Krakow,
Tirana & Solna.
– North America: New York, Tennessee, Fort
Worth & Hudson Valley.
– Each city features multiple districts,
dynamic lighting (day, dusk, night),
destructible props, secret gaps and
competition-ready layout.
– Perfect for contests and filming legendary
clips.
CONTESTS & EVENTS:
– Prove your skills in legendary BMX
competitions.
– Sugar Bikes Jam.
– VP Games Invitational.
– DEPHECT Video League.
– DartBMX Series.
– Compete for rankings, unlock gear, earn
sponsors and dominate multiplayer
leader-boards.
VIDEO SECTION BATTLES:
– Take it to the streets and film your legacy.
– Bring your filming crew to the spot and hunt
for the best lines, biggest tricks and
cleanest landings.
– Chain tricks together to capture iconic
video clips, then submit them to the Video
Section Battle Showdown.
– Choose your filmer and camera style.
– Hit specific spots or go free-form.
– Style, difficulty, flow, and creativity all
matter.
– Battle other rider’s video parts for bragging
rights and ‘special unlocks’.
– Win Video Battles to unlock special
sponsors, rare characters, hidden locations
and secret missions.
– Style counts. Clean clips win.
SECRET TRAINING ARENAS (Unlockable):
– Impurity Bike Co LAB – precision tech &
wallride mastery.
– Faction Warehouse – rail lines, gaps &
chaos.
– Vendetta GHETTO Plex – raw street energy,
no rules.
These arenas hide exclusive challenges, riders and filming opportunities.
UNLOCKABLE CHARACTERS:
– Authentic BMX characters and Skateboard legends.
– Apocalyptic Warriors [survivors with
unique stats].
– Monsters, twisted OTT characters with
special abilities.
Each rider features unique animations, trick bonuses, taunts—and distinct on-camera style.
SPECIAL MISSIONS:
Break away from contests with wild story-driven challenges:
– Save hostages from Gangland Bunny
Rabbits.
– Escape Jawmán and Mekong Man in Cat
& Mouse style pursuits.
– Timed missions, ambushes, boss
encounters, and cinematic objectives
– Complete missions to unlock rare bikes,
secret levels, hidden riders and exclusive
video parts.
EXTRAS DISCS:
Extras Disk 1 – Skate Edition:
– Ride the same environments from the main.
game – this time on a skateboard. New.
physics, new tricks, same streets.
Extras Disk 2 – Downhill MTB Racing (Wales, UK):
– High-speed downhill mountain bike racing
through rugged Welsh terrain. Pure speed.
No brakes. No mercy.
MULTIPLAYER MAYHEM:
– Local multiplayer trick battles.
– Head-to-head score attacks.
– Best-line challenges.
– Video Section Battle Showdowns.
– Last-rider-standing events.
Trash talk encouraged!!!
CREDITS/DEVELOPERS:
– Valleyside Comics.
– Nasty Rodent.
– GeniTeam LLC.
Still Here!? Why not check out the original review for the ValleySideStyle VHS Tape that was released over twenty years ago! Below is the full transcript of the review by Eric Rothenbusch at 23Mag and BDJ at FatBMX (use an online translator if you need to):
Eric Rothenbusch, mars 2005: Valley Side est un petit coin tranquille au beau millieu du Royaume-Uni. C’est là que sévissent Chris Smith et ses amis. Ils y font du vélo, jouent avec des pétards, conduisent des voitures et se filment. Chris a donc monté une petite vidéo pour nous montrer tout ça et même un peu plus.
La vidéo commence avec Mark Theaker qui nous fait croire qu’il va se poser en axle à chacune de ses tantatives de flair. Il envoie aussi un 540 bien large et un handplant 180 en passant un volcano. La séquence suivante mélange des images de la Backyard jam à Telford et de la Level Vibes jam au Bike show avec entre autres Alex Jumelin et Phil Dolan. Nous avons ensuite droit à l’inévitable scène de destruction dont font les frais une magnifique Peugeot 205 et une Ford Sierra sur un air de Crusty. Le producteur de la vidéo a aussi droit à sa part juste après et il enchaîne les rails facilement. Suit une session street et du park. Les tricks ne sont pas hors du commun mais restent d’un bon niveau. Nick Hubard a ensuite réussi à me faire sourire avec son grind rigolo sur un curb où il utilise son repose pied avant et sa pédale pour glisser, la roue arrière restant en l’air. On enchaîne avec la Backyard jam de Derby qui se conclue sur un étonnant 360 whip to manual sur le volcano. La session suivante nous ramène du côté de la vallée avec la découverte du park local, The Library, et de ses riders locaux. 16 minutes après le début de la vidéo c’est déjà la fin mais comme sur un DVD, on a droit à des extras. Au final c’est une vidéo amateur sans prétention mais sympathique. Elle est disponible seulement en VHS dans les magasins de la Valley où en écrivant à Chris, ########@hotmail.com.
Bart de Jong, www.fatbmx.com, march 2005: Chris Smith (UK) sent in a VHS tape with xeroxed cover. The ValleySideStyle video had a lot of local footage in it. It seemed like a project where he filmed friends and decided to make a video out of it. Some of his friends do crazy stuff like jumping scooters, flipping cars over and play with fireworks. All good shit. Local rippers include: park rippers: Gaz Barka, Jim Mellor, Chazz and Chris Cornforth. Street rippers include Nick Hubbard, Chris Smith and Wrexam local Scott Ditchurch and a lad called Jack.
