Intense snowboarding excitement comes back to the PS2 in this remix of the fan-favorite SSX. Whether you're interested in high-flying tricks or high-velocity racing, you'll find plenty of what you're looking for in SSX TRICKY. Take your pick from a field of more than three-dozen boarders and vie for the highest rating in each unique event. Training mode allows you to get your chops down before entering the competition, World Circuit mode is a full-fledged competition that spans several events, and Show Off mode challenges you to pull off as many dangerous stunts as you can within an allotted time period. This installment of the game features all-new tracks, more character interactions, and a cool, new soundtrack. Of course, the game is packed with shortcuts and secrets to uncover, plenty of bonuses, and loads of other thrills. The graphics are built on the same model as the original game, but a few new flourishes add to the visual landscape of this nerve-wracking ride.
$37.99
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Adrenaline Rush - Just A Mouse Click Away!
Introducing Infinite Air from L.L. Bean - the ultimate adventure game for snowboarders, mountain bikers, skiers and BMX bikers. Slash down the slopes and bust over bone-jarring boulders. You'll feel a rush of adrenaline as you experience extreme stunts and challenging race courses. Infinite Air - because the laws of gravity don't apply to you. So - what are you waiting for? Let's get some air - because the laws of gravity don't apply to you.
So what are you waiting for? Let's get some air!
$19.95
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Under their coaches close scrutiny, highly concentrated, the athletes await their take off.
With every single muscle fibre tense, they get the inrun track in their sights.
The will to surpass the record even by a few centimetres pushes sportsmen and staff.
Intoxicated with speed, future champions race down the track, push themselves off, and spread out their skis into the V position.
Up here, they are the Kings of the Air, seemingly weightless, gliding down to the valley, breaking records with top performances.
Flying Circus!
Over 1.1 million copies sold: that speaks for itself and makes "RTL Ski Jumping" one of the most popular winter sports series in the world.
In this seventh edition, "RTL Ski Jumping 2006", young professionals lay the foundations for their career in the season of 2005/2006.
Feel at home on the 41 ski runs including this years world cup venues: Players take charge of their sporting destiny as skier or coach in tournaments with three levels of difficulty and a refined management mode.
Accompanied by more than 800 new comments and in an infectious stadium atmosphere, they go to the start in first person perspective, which they are free to choose.
Inspired by the TV broadcasts, the true to original rankings and ingame displays offer a perfect overview.
After work, masterminds test their knowledge in the integrated quiz game including more than 500 thematic questions.
$29.99
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8-player Network Mode: Back it up when you trash-talk your friends
Real Y2K snowboards
GameSpot
Boarder Zone is fun and entertaining, but only as a diversion. The single-player game lacks too many of the options and features you expect to see in a snowboarding game. Boarder Zone has many good qualities, but you'll find yourself going through all the game has to offer too quickly. It's more enjoyable as an arcade game to play with your friends, since the single-player mode is too dull otherwise. Boarder Zone's best features are its detailed graphics and its fluid 3D engine. When you go down a slope, your board leaves an imprint in the snow according to the powder level. When you turn, the board sprays snow as it cuts into the slope. When you fall, your hands and body leave print trails. There is also a nice replay option, and the chase camera always finds the best angles at which to follow your maneuvers. The lighting is realistic and provides atmosphere and a good sense of movement.
With the exception of handplants, Boarder Zone lets you perform all widely known snowboarding maneuvers. Boarder Zone has no tutorial, but the game uses such a simple interface that performing advanced tricks like the 720 rotation, the roast beef, the melanchollie, or the stalefish is easy. You also get to choose from four brand-name boards, each designed to accommodate different types of snowboarding.
Boarder Zone features four types of competitions: race, time, big air, and pipe. Once you've made your selection, you choose from four types of weather and three types of courses: village, alpine, or forest. You can also choose to compete in a championship or exhibition, but unfortunately you're limited to the same courses in each. Nevertheless, the slopes are well designed and have many jumps and great scenery. Not only can you speed past the rocks, trees, and canyons that you'd expect, but you can also go through villages on ice-covered streets, weave between lampposts, and more
$5.95
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