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So yeah, obviously some people aren't going to like this game. The small number of tracks is one of my few complaints with this game, but what you do get is enough to have a lot of fun, and the game is really more about mastering the tricks anyway. There's not a whole lot to add to a snowboard game to make it look much better than this, aside from maybe more polygons. The graphics were awesome when the game came out and I still think they're pretty good. I can run down a hill in SSX pulling off all sorts of crazy tricks just by mashing buttons.

This game was designed to be a realistic snowboard game, and Nintendo deserves credit for doing exactly that without sucking the fun out of it. For instance, if you like this game, chances are you might not dig into SSX too much. This is another one of those polarizing games. And before you say, it's a new Classic Controller, it works fine. To me, tucking felt flimsy, and pulling off tricks was more like a case of luck rather than button presses. KhaoShar, it might just be me, but I don't think the Classic Controller worked well on this one. Do yourself a favour, AVOID, and save the money for a copy of Avalanche, you'll have a hell of a lot more fun.

It's more of a realistic snowboarding sim than Avalanche (which focused on arcade-style gameplay), but it's a sloppy, half-finished, dissapointment of a snowboarding sim. Courses are bland, and the characters are dull with crap-tastic voices. The music, whilst technically impressive, is an abomination.Īnd worst of all, the game lacks character. I swear it's easier to fall over in this game than it is doing real snowboarding (being a 'boarder myself, I can say that)!

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The controls are unforgivabely sloppy, tricks are annoying to pull off, and even free riding feels loose. After loving 1080 Avalanche on the 'cube, I thought I'd try it's predecessor.