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The soundtrack was categorised as a combination of rock, punk, hip hop and ska that was usual of the extreme sporting activities genre, with Casamassina remarking that the choices, nevertheless well-executed, "appear to show up on just about every extraordinary athletics soundtrack in the universe". On October 17, 2002, Acclaim unveiled the game's soundtrack, which is made up of a mixture of common and fashionable rock and hip hop. Acclaim introduced an intense $3-4 million advertising marketing campaign for the activity, showcasing irreverent jokes and the tagline "This is BMX?". On November 7, Acclaim released a "Ms. BMX XXX" levels of competition, in which female contestants submitted a electronic image of themselves or a good friend, which was topic to a public vote. The game's confined distribution and decline of celebrity endorsement resulted in BMX XXX getting to be Acclaim's least expensive-promoting BMX title to day. Although Guerrero regarded Walmart's motion as a "dagger blow", he uncovered humor in the retailer's modern day distribution of guns and ammunition.