Arctic Thunder vs Sled Storm

Arctic Thunder thrusts players onto twelve wild winter tracks, from the Swiss Alps to a blizzard‑riddled Washington D.C., delivering frantic arcade racing on the PlayStation 2. Master up to 62 tricks, unleash atomic snowballs and proximity missiles, and even punch rivals in hand‑to‑hand combat as you battle for the finish line. The game features unique characters each with their own moves, a robust weapon system, and split‑screen multiplayer that lets friends compete head‑to‑head on the same couch, making every race a chaotic showdown.

With up to four players on a single screen, Sled Storm was one of the few PlayStation 2 titles in 1999 to support large‑scale split‑screen racing. Its stunt system and varied terrain keep each run fresh, delivering fast‑paced, adrenaline‑filled snow racing for casual and competitive gamers alike.

• Fast‑paced arcade racing
• Rich variety of winter tracks
• Robust weapon and trick system
• Split‑screen multiplayer fun

• Four‑player split‑screen is rare for its era
• Varied snowy tracks keep gameplay fresh
• Stunt system adds strategic depth
• Responsive controls suited to PS2

• Graphics dated by modern standards
• Limited to two‑player split‑screen
• No online multiplayer support

• Graphics are dated by modern standards
• Limited online functionality
• AI opponents can be inconsistent