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Originally Posted by Jason1
Thats where your wrong. Graphics, possibly...1080 looks much more like your actually boarding down an acutal mountain, if that means anything to you. But if your talking textures, and all that garbage, then yea SSX has 1080 beat im sure.
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Um, take SSX3 for a spin the the top of the peaks before you get to the set up tracks. I haven't seen a snowboard games that realistic ever.
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1080 p0wns SSX here. The way you had to balance your board after a jump was intuitive and worked quite well...and tricks are way to easy to pull of in SSX. So freaking easy...I was getting tricky no problem on SSX tricky, and pulling off the hardest stunts there were without problems...1080 on the other hand(and im referring to the N64 version when I say this), the tricks were a lot harder to pull off, which made it that much more enjoyable when you did pull off the hard ones.
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Just because it's hard it doesn't make pulling it off enjoyable. 1080 for N64 was a good game, but pulling off tricks were just fustrating. I remember so many times doing The Big Air event and always messing up.
I find it retarded that I could pull off 3 '360's but it not count as a 1080.
I love extreme sports games, but 1080 just didn't satisfy in the area of tricks. I don't understand why and snowboard game would require button combinations just to pull off a spin.