Think: insane courses boasting giant gorillas and cable car crashes that blur past twice as fast as the view outside the window of the train you're playing on. Think: jumping off cliffs so high you'd need a parachute in reality. Think: pulling off impossible combinations of tricks, railslides, twists and turns. Think that floating down the powdery white slopes of a high altitude resort sounds relaxing? Think again: SSX is noisy, frenetic, and fantastic in every sense of that word. Still, looks only get a game so far: just like a band, the question is, how does it play? And the answer here is finger-tappingly thrillingly.
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Most games are either set in a murky warzone, or else they're full of day-glow colours and sunshine. SSX hails from corporate giant Electronic Arts and its fanzine stylings are doubtless a result of focus groups and a million dollars of graphic design.
Whilst it's firmly a snowboarding and skiing game, this UMD comes loaded with the looks, sounds, and excitement of the music scene. If it is gaming's turn, then SSX On Tour is the cheeky, yet effortlessly cool, band at the Reading Festival, third down from the headliners but with all the right kids in the moshpit. (Everything, that is, with definite exception of pedantry.) Are games the New Rock and Roll? Everything else has been, from comedy to football to stamp collecting - or 'philately' for the pedants.
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