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Forgiving controls
Straightforward gameplay
Cartoony visuals
4-player co-op
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Might be a little too familiar to anyone who played last year's entry on the Wii
Those looking for more of a sim will be disappointed by the lack of any real challenge and the kid-friendly presentation
Might be a little too familiar to anyone who played last year's entry on the Wii, those looking for more of a sim will be disappointed by the lack of any real challenge and the kid-friendly presentation
White's latest romp down the digital slopes offers a quick burst of simple yet satisfying snowboarding fun. It's a little too similar to last year's Road Trip, and some may find the approach too casual, but it definitely works as an arcade-styled entry th...
Abstract: Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage includes approximately 75 challenges among eight mountains. This game features easy controls and expansive multiplayer modes plus new features which let players create/name their own tricks and upload high scores/t...
Abstract: With existing content that is still great and a new stunt creation feature that is awesome and amazing, Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage is a great sequel to a really great game.
Forgiving controls, straightforward gameplay, cartoony visuals, and 4player coop make this one a fun ride for young wannabeboarders and casual gamers
Might be a little too familiar to anyone who played last year's entry on the Wii; Those looking for more of a sim will be disappointed by the lack of any real challenge and the kidfriendly presentation
Abstract: Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few years, you've undoubtedly heard of Shaun White. With a self-branded videogame franchise and three Olympic gold and X-Games titles under his belt, he has once again teamed with Ubisoft to bring sno...
Abstract: Partnering once again with heavyweight videogame publisher Ubisoft, snowboarding superstar Shaun White is looking to effortlessly carve into gamer pockets everywhere with Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage, the newly unleashed sequel to 2008's adequ...
Precise motion controls accurately mirror real sport, Excellent balance board support, Lots of fun with some friends, either cooperatively or competitively.
Little has changed from last year's release, MotionPlus doesn't have any impact on the gameplay.
Awesome controls and a bunch of fancy tricks make World Stage a lot of fun, but little has changed from last year's release. ...
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Published: 2009-11-13, Author: Tom , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: There is nothing quite like strapping on a snowboard for the first time. The tingling chill of the winter wind sets your body abuzz, and the glistening blanket of pristine snow stretches endlessly in the distance, begging you to carve a path through it...
Abstract: If you had a chance to try out Shaun White last year, you may have noticed that the Wii version with its support of the balance board was actually the best of the lot between the major consoles. Apparently, Ubisoft agreed because they only released th...
