Hobbies And Interests
PC Games
Snowboarding titles for the PC include "Supreme Snowboarding," which aims to provide a realistic snowboarding experience, with aspects such as its control system and inclusion of details being finely honed, according to the Computer and Video Games review website. Players can race up to seven players over a network or five computer-controlled rivals. In "Shaun White Snowboarding," players are able to quickly grasp the basics of performing tricks thanks to a simple control system that allows easy access to two sets of moves. Players can then explore four huge game environments.
Nintendo System Games
Snowboarding titles have appeared on various Nintendo gaming systems. Classic of the genre "1080° Snowboarding" is available on the Nintendo 64 and features courses packed with obstacles such as ice sheets and snow banks. Players could utilize the console's Rumble Pak device to add realistic bumps to their gaming experience. The Wii title "Family Ski &Snowboard" utilizes the console's balance board, enabling players to control their on-screen snowboard by using their feet to steer. The title features a four-player split-screen gaming mode.
PlayStation Games
Snowboarding games have appeared across all three Sony PlayStation consoles."Big Air," for the original PlayStation, contains 30 courses split over international locations as well as authentic snowboarding gear for its riders. Players tackle familiar options such as slalom courses, as well as a Big Air mode, in which players pull stunts as they hurtle off a huge ledge. "Evolution Snowboarding," for the PlayStation 2, doesn't offer realistic snowboarding; instead, players compete in violent races in which they must defeat rivals using a variety of weapons, as well as take out enemies that patrol each course. Players can improve the abilities of their rider by completing missions; each mission typically involves collecting items or making it through checkpoints in time.
Xbox Games
The Xbox game "Amped: Freestyle Snowboarding" was an early release for the console, and offers players a career mode, which replicates the experience of being a snowboarding professional. Players customize a rider and then attempt to outdo rivals and impress sponsors. "TransWorld Snowboarding" features 16 playable environments, as well as a heap of secrets that players can unlock, such as multiplayer maps. The game's Tour mode challenges players to accomplish objectives, such as pulling a specific stunt at a particular time on the course, to succeed.