Console Monster: "The Xbox 360 has been graced with some incredible racing titles since its release in 2005. Project Gotham Racing 4, Forza Motorsport 2 and even the newly-released Race Driver: GRID are just a few of the titles which spring to mind. But with great success, comes great failure, and after looking at preview trailers for Monster Jam, I had little hope that the title would join the successors. Don't get me wrong, I love racing games, but when one of the main selling points of the game is "Race Outdoors!", it really gives you little faith in the title.
Monster Jam is based on the live motorsport event tour and television show of the same name in which monster trucks compete against each other in racing and freestyle for entertainment. Believe it or not, this isn't the first game in the series. In 2002 and 2003, Ubisoft (responsible for the Far Cry and Prince of Persia series) released Monster Jam: Maximum Destruction and Monster 4x4: Masters of Metal respectively. Now Activision (responsible for the Call of Duty and Guitar Hero series) has hold of the license and has brought monster trucking to the next generation of gaming..."
THQ Nordic and Feld Entertainment today announced the first details of their global, multi-year, multi-platform Monster Jam® video game licensing agreement.
Feld Motor Sports® and GameMill Entertainment, LLC jointly announce the release of the first ever Monster Jam ®mobile gaming App, Monster Jam As Big As It Gets™. Monster Jam As Big As It Gets is the only official mobile gaming App, created exclusively for mobile phones and tablets, that features the world’s most famous Monster Jam trucks.
Soheil Sadeghi writes: "Monster trucks are considered as an American style entertainment just like WWE, TNA and other showbiz converted sports. The concepts of motorsports have been changed into giant trucks trying to crash into one another and destroy everything in their path. It is as entertaining as watching those big wrestlers battle or better to say: Act in the ring like the way actors play in the films. There were numerous incarnations of this sport on various consoles. The Wii machine has its own share of some monster truck games and the latest addition to the fray is Activision's Monster Jam."
