Gaming world falls victim to epidemic Evil Knievel revival

(SANEPR.com) March 18, 2009 -- Evil Knievel was propelled to the heights of fame with his Snake River Canyon motorcycle jump back in 1970’s Idaho, USA. To the dismay of parents everywhere, adoring children would recreate his jumps using nothing but a pushbike and a home made ramp.

Now, thanks to the innovative team at Excalibur Games, parents need not worry anymore. Thanks to the smash hit of Dare Devil I, Excalibur are back with a faster, smoother, much-improved Dare Devil II.

Carrying on from the success of the original Dare Devil, version II encourages you to perform trickier and ever more dangerous stunts in order to modify and customise your bike to just how you want it.

Landing that Superman Seat Grab manoeuvre will give you the points tally required to upgrade your exhaust. Pull off a perfect “180 endo” and you might be able to afford the suspension to help you land it. 1000’s of visitors totalling weeks of gameplay suggest Dare Devil II is worth the plaudits.

Barry Sheene of Excalibur points out “Evil Knievel is almost as big as he was in the 70’s. Stunt games are what our customers want right now and this is how we have responded. We have also gone further though and added more MotoX, more racing and more obstacle bike games than ever before.”

Parents everywhere are breathing a sigh of relief that their children are happily taking their risks and living out their Evil Knievel fantasies in motorbike gamesrather than on the gravel in the driveway. What’s more, with these free motorbike games readily available by Excalibur, children don’t need to nag their parents for more pocket money.

According to Barry Sheene, constant updates with new free motorbike games are being added by Excalibur so if you’re more pizza boy than stunt man, rest assured that Excalibur will have something for you.