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EA Sports Big has once again delivered the big air, big stunts, big hits, and big competition we have come to know and love them for.
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88Although the control is slightly irritating and the lack of modes disappointing, this game is just pure fun on snow.
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85More of a racer which happens to let you do tricks now and again. It's a very finely tuned racer, though, with breakneck handling, a great sense of speed, and and level design in the very best EA Sports Big style.
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A pleasant and exciting surprise.
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83Imaginative tracks, cool tricks, a real sense of speed, and loads of unlockable stuff all add up to a racing experience that is not to be missed.
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81Despite the at times questionable competition of Sled Storm 2, the actual racing is always fun and borders on addictive.
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The snow effects in Sled Storm are also very impressive and it’s hard not to be sucked into the ‘I can do it this time’ gameplay when you’re trying to unlock the numerous machines and extra levels.
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80EA took a static sport like snowmobiling and gave it the Tricky makeover, adding more detail, more depth to the levels, and more care in the level design.
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80SledStorm's controls handle well. The only sore spot, however, is that performing stunts can feel sluggish due to the slow button response.
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76As good as the game looks, there are some noticeable deficiencies in the gameplay, including some of the most blatant rubber-band AI to ever be found in a racing game.
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76It's quick, brash and very noisy but underneath that wild exterior lurks a racer of surprising finesse. [PSM2 Magazine]
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72The courses were original and I liked all the shortcuts the game contained, but the auto catch up feature and seemingly "perfect" AI really started to give me some heartburn.
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The main problem is that it lacks the razzmatazz and everything that makes EA BIG’ games so fun to play, and is certainly a case of seen it all before.
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70Sled Storm doesn't just look like "SSX;" it plays like "SSX," too.
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Overall the production value on this game is solid, but since the gameplay is neither groundbreaking nor terribly engaging – the game just falls right in the middle of the pack. [Apr 2002, p.75]
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An entertaining game with some real character. I just feel that the lack of depth makes this best as a rental, and with the SSX pedigree behind it, that's a disappointment. [Apr 2002, p.106]
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60A mixed bag of a racer. [Apr 2002]
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The game offers simple controls, fast action, and inventive courses with shortcuts so long they almost qualify as completely new tracks.
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Lots of SS's gameplay mechanics don't really work; it gets too fast and chaotic at times, leaving you disoriented, out of control, and bouncing off objects like a pinball. [May 2002, p.109]
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50The single biggest sticking point here is that Sled Storm fails to control as well as its predecessor or even "SSX."
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50To not feature a four player option feels almost archaic in this era of gaming.
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50Playing Sled Storm is a lot like going to a rave - a lot of bombast, hype and crazy visual chemical hoopla...but once the effect wears off, there's little left of substance or interest to anyone older than 15.
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BrentM.10
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JohnM.8All I have 2 say is that I want Sled Storm to go out for Nintendo Gamecube.