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About Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 3
Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 3 recreates the 2019 AMA Supercross season with licensed teams, 100 riders across the 450SX and 250SX classes, and fifteen official stadiums. New ground and in‑air physics, rider models and animations aim to deepen the racing feel.
The title adds a co‑op training compound, dedicated online servers, a limitless track editor and full controller support. Players may choose a female rider and compete in various multiplayer lobby types, from public matches to custom private events.
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Career Mode
Career Mode follows the official 2019 AMA Monster Energy Supercross schedule, letting you race on all fifteen licensed stadiums while representing an official Supercross team. The roster includes 100 riders split between the 450SX and 250SX categories.
Progression mirrors the real‑world season, so each round unfolds in the order it occurred in 2019. Your chosen rider competes under the team banner for the entire campaign, providing a consistent championship experience.
- Check the team affiliation screen early to see which official banner your rider will wear.
- Note the order of stadiums; planning practice sessions around the upcoming track can help improve lap times.
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Co‑op Compound
The new compound is inspired by Supercross test tracks used by official teams and offers a larger free‑roam area where friends can train, race, or simply explore together. It serves as a shared practice space beyond the standard stadiums.
Co‑op play lets multiple players occupy the same environment, making it useful for learning jumps, lines and bike handling before entering competitive events. The compound’s size encourages informal challenges among friends.
- Use the compound to experiment with jump timing without the pressure of a race.
- Invite a friend to a quick time‑trial in the free‑roam area to compare handling approaches.
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Online Lobby System
Dedicated servers host three lobby types: Public, Private and Race Director. Public lobbies let you browse or create matches with custom settings such as race mode, race type and weather.
Private lobbies let you invite specific friends to a custom event, while Race Director mode gives a player control over the starting grid, penalties and race flow, adding a moderator‑like role.
- Experiment with different weather presets in a public lobby to see how visual conditions affect visibility.
- Use Race Director tools in a private match to practice managing penalties before competitive play.
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Track Editor
The limitless track editor lets you design, share and download an infinite number of custom tracks. There is no built‑in cap on how many creations you may produce, and community uploads are available for download.
By crafting unique layouts beyond the official stadiums, the editor extends replay value. Created tracks can be shared with the community and downloaded by other players, giving the gameplay a steady stream of fresh layouts.
- Start with simple curves and ramps to become familiar with the editor’s tools before adding complex obstacles.
- Browse community‑uploaded tracks for fresh challenges that differ from the licensed stadiums.
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Female Rider Option
The game explicitly offers a female rider choice, allowing players to compete for the Supercross championship as a woman. This option appears alongside the full roster of licensed riders.
Selecting a female rider does not alter the underlying mechanics; it provides visual representation within the official championship framework and lets players experience the same races with a different rider model.
- Choose the female rider if you prefer a different visual model for your championship run.
- Explore the character selection screen to see how the female model integrates with the licensed team skins.
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