2 Riding For Gold [region Free]... - My Horse And Me

: Both the rider and the horse can be fully customized with various equipment, accessories, and outfits.

The "Region Free" designation is particularly significant for the Xbox 360 version of this title. Although it was primarily released in Europe (PAL format), the game is region-free , meaning it can be played on consoles from other regions, such as North America. Because it was not widely released in North America, it has become one of the rarest and most sought-after games for Xbox 360 collectors. Core Gameplay Features My Horse and Me 2 Riding For Gold [Region Free]...

Reviews are mixed, often depending on the player's goals. Critics at Nintendo World Report and IGN criticized the DS version for its "ancient" graphics and repetitive tasks. However, among achievement hunters, the game is famously known as a “gamerwhore” title because it allows players to earn 1,000 Gamerscore points in approximately 6–8 hours. : Both the rider and the horse can

The game aims to provide a complete equestrian experience by combining competitive sports with realistic horse care: Because it was not widely released in North

The game was developed by Tate Interactive and published by Atari. European Release North American Release October 31, 2008 (Import Only) Wii October 31, 2008 April 28, 2009 Nintendo DS November 21, 2008 March 26, 2009 PC / PS2 November 2008

: Players follow the story of a girl named Emma who moves to her uncle's farm to help save it from foreclosure through successful competition.

is an equestrian simulation game released as the sequel to the original My Horse and Me . It is notable for holding the exclusive worldwide license from the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) , which allows it to feature official competitions and courses. Availability and "Region Free" Status