Nice job on this one! Road Trip was a good first try, but World Stage utilizes the Balance Board better and adds Motion Plus to the mix, even allowing you to create your own tricks. It’s an outstanding implementation of a very good peripheral. The game is fast, fun and funny. I can’t think of a reason that anyone wouldn’t want to play this game unless you absolutely loath sports games. Even those with a mild interest in sports games will find this a treat though.… Expand

Shaun White knocks it out of the park with his latest game. I got this as an early gift for the holidays and have been playing it for 2 weeks. Not only has it held my attention this whole time, but it gets better as you go through the competitions and reach tougher challenges. This is a fine game, especially for sports game fanatics like me.

World Stage is dope. I like it better than the last game, which I gave an 8 (I liked it a lot and am glad I played it, but this game is so much better). As a snowboarding game it’s great because the moves feel real and natural. As a sports game it’s different and handles better on the Wii than most. Hit the slopes and have a good time.

Zoom down the slopes and take on those half pipes. Earn your way to the top of the world stage! This is like a worldwide circuit for points, and it’s handled amazingly well with the Plus. I haven’t tried it with a balance board, but I may have to spring to get one. The game is so much fun with the Plus, I just HAVE to try it with the board next. The vibe of the game is fun, yet serious when it comes to the challenging game play. Once you nail your moves you’ll be flying like a tomato. Get yours, it’s the best sports game on the Wii.… Expand

World Stage rocks MY world. There’s nothing that can compare to this game, it’s realistic and exciting and the levels are all so different. The controls are slick, with the balance board and the motion plus both working great with it. As one would expect, the latest in this series builds on what was good in the first one and improves the series as a whole.

I got this for Christmas and it’s the best gift I got. I played it all weekend, I can see that I‘m going to have a lot of fun with it. The game plays well and the Motion Plus can be used to create your own tricks. Some events can be tedious, but most of them are fun even if you have to do them over and over to get the scores you need. Great fun and challenges, an all around good game.

THis is a very enjoyable game. I was skeptical as a snowboarder but as "unrealistic" as the game is compared to how the slopes really go, it's a hell of a lot of FUN. The soundtrack is sick too. Check it out for sure.

This game slams. The challenges are fun and rewarding, and even when it takes you multiple attempts to place well in a competition the game never feels like it’s dragging. The challenge is so rewarding that you are happy to go through each competition as much as it takes to ultimately do well. And the challenges are so much fun, you almost want to go through them multiple times anyway just for the sheer joy of doing it. Pick it up, it’s like no other snowboarding game.… Expand

Yes yes YES! Finally, a snowboard game that feels like a SNOWBOARD game and not just some crazy stunt fest. I love all of the competitions and the locations, and the balance board really makes the game shine. Additional support for the Wii Motion Plus is a nice treat, but at the very least play it with a board. That’s the way to go. This is one good game, I wouldn’t miss this if I were you.

Although the single player game is fantastic by itself, this game comes alive for me during co-op play. Your friends can jump in or out anytime, and the best part is that the co-op play lets you carry over the progress you made when you return to single player. That means you don’t have to choose between advancement or playing with friends. You can truly have it all with co-op here. Smartly implemented and fun to play.… Expand

Shaun White releases another fun game, for those of us who loved Road Trip. If you haven’t played RT, this is a good game anyway because it’s not a sequel to RT. RT was about boarding for pleasure. World Stage is about boarding for fame via a world-wide competition circuit. Both games are great fun and very different from each other, so I strongly recommend this one being the newest, and if you missed the first one I would recommend that as well.… Expand

Thank you Shaun White, for another solid addition t the Wii’s slowly growing library of games worth playing. There aren’t too many great ones out there for us yet, but things are getting better. More games like this would do the trick just fine! If only a fraction more of the games released for the Wii were as good as this one, everyone would be clamoring to get one. And the game itself? Superb. I don’t even need to elaborate. If you love snowboarding, just get it already. You aren’t going to find better.… Expand

Too many games fail to live up to potential these days. It seems care and creativity go out the window to make deadlines, especially in a series where people are expecting another game by such and such a time. This game took a while to come out, and the quality shows in the extra time they took to build it. The game is fun, creative, and exceeds my expectations for how the sequel to Road Trip should be. Excellent move, this game benefits hugely from some care that recent games are rarely getting in the building process.… Expand

World STAGE bay-bay! Shaun White releases another great snowboarder, and I’m stoked about the Wii Motion Plus support this time around. World Stage lets you get your competition on, and does it with more style than any other snowboarder out there. All the while it keeps it real, dispensing with ridiculous tricks that would be unattainable in the real world. You can feel the powder blow past your face in this game, it’s sharp sharp sharp.… Expand