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Dark Summit (2001)
4.0/10on IGDB
Released
Go to Mt. Garrick to investigate why the resort is unfriendly to snowboarders. Missions make the route itself part of an ongoing story. It’s an unusual pick on PS2, Xbox, or GameCube if you want objectives other than finishing first or posting a score.
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Snow (2019)
5.5/10on IGDB
Released
The mountain of Sialia gives you open faces to explore and room to link turns with rails and jumps. SNOW: The Ultimate Edition is no longer sold on Steam, so it’s a historical pick for anyone who already has the PC game.
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Supreme Snowboarding (1999)
6.1/10on IGDB
Released
Called Boarder Zone in North America, this 1999 PC game gives you plenty of width to carve through each slope. Routes through the alpine terrain make it fun to learn where to risk a wider turn. Look for either name when searching for the original release.
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Evolution Snowboarding (2002)
2.8/10on IGDB
Released
Konami’s 2002 game puts combat and boss encounters on the descent. Look for the PS2 or GameCube release if you like the idea of trying a trick just before a fight on the mountain. The mood is closer to an action game than a day on the slopes.
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ESPN Winter X Games Snowboarding (2000)
Released
Konami puts the emphasis on events associated with the Winter X Games. Try the PS2 release when you want a structured competition and a chance to specialize in the halfpipe instead of roaming around a giant mountain.
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Heavy Shreddin' (1990)
Released
On NES, the downhill, slalom, and halfpipe stages each ask for a different kind of timing. Figure out when to steer around a tree and when to use a jump. It compresses a sport with huge modern maps into a set of short, demanding runs.
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Tommy Moe's Winter Extreme: Skiing & Snowboarding (1994)
Released
The Super Nintendo game gives you a first-person view down the slope. Its events mix skiing and snowboarding, with a downhill course where a bad angle makes the next obstacle come up quickly. Try it for an early attempt to put the player’s eye on the mountain.
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MTV Sports: Snowboarding (1999)
Released
On the original PlayStation, link tricks and compete on themed courses for a late-’90s alternative to Cool Boarders. The TV branding is part of the presentation, but the stronger reason to play is working out how to chain the moves the game scores.
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Big Air (1999)
Released
The original PlayStation game gives you slalom-type events, racing, and a dedicated halfpipe. Try it if you want to move between timing turns and trying grabs without changing games. Finding a clean halfpipe run takes a different rhythm from racing downhill.
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