SSX Wii is unveiled later today, as the first gameplay trailer pulls a method air to fakie handgrab (or something) on America’s Spike TV tonight.
SPOnG has spoken with our contacts at Electronic Arts in the UK this morning to find out more on SSX Wii, which it seems is most likely to hit these shores later in 2007.
SPOnG is also a huge fan of Nintendo’s own snowboarding franchise, the glory that is 1080 Snowboarding – one of the greatest sporting videogames of all time (well, the N64 version at least!) in this SPOnG staffer’s opinion.
As with the ‘other’ videogame sporting battle between the FIFA and Pro Evo camps, the arguments over SSX versus 1080 will inevitably go on.
SPOnG has spoken with our contacts at Electronic Arts in the UK this morning to find out more on SSX Wii, which it seems is most likely to hit these shores later in 2007.
SPOnG is also a huge fan of Nintendo’s own snowboarding franchise, the glory that is 1080 Snowboarding – one of the greatest sporting videogames of all time (well, the N64 version at least!) in this SPOnG staffer’s opinion.
As with the ‘other’ videogame sporting battle between the FIFA and Pro Evo camps, the arguments over SSX versus 1080 will inevitably go on.
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RiseFromYourGrave 1 Dec 2006 15:27
1/4
Snowboard Kids on the 64 is the one to beat
kid_77 1 Dec 2006 15:32
2/4
Nah, Steep Slope Sliders on Saturn :)
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SPInGSPOnG 1 Dec 2006 16:04
3/4
Cool Boarders
realvictory 1 Dec 2006 18:33
4/4
No, Snowboard Kids is the King. I will not be convinced otherwise.
Other snowboarding games in comparison, although fun, are also bland.
Other snowboarding games in comparison, although fun, are also bland.