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SSX Blur

SSX Blur brings the classic SSX experience to the Nintendo Wii, letting you command your rider with intuitive on‑the‑ground and in‑the‑air motions. The game features familiar faces like Mac, Kaori, Psymon, and Allegra, plus two brand‑new riders, all racing down vibrant, trick‑filled mountains. With split‑screen multiplayer and a robust single‑player mode, SSX Blur delivers fast‑paced racing, over‑the‑top tricks, and a playful comedy vibe that’s perfect for gamers of all ages.

Barbie Super Sports

Barbie Super Sports lets players race down snowy slopes and zip through inline skate tracks, offering two sports in one game. Practice areas let Barbie coach you, earning tickets to upgrade equipment and boost scores. Compete against computer opponents or challenge friends in two‑player split‑screen, plus a time‑trial mode for speed‑run enthusiasts. With vibrant graphics and easy controls, it’s perfect for casual gamers who love sporty action.

1080° Snowboarding

1080° Snowboarding delivers fast‑paced snowboarding thrills on the Nintendo 64, letting players choose from five boarders, eight distinct snowboards and more than 25 tricks. Race down six varied courses, hit the half‑pipe, and pull off aerial combos in a vibrant night‑time Tahoe setting. The game supports both solo play and split‑screen multiplayer, making it perfect for couch competition. Its simple controls and family‑friendly rating let anyone from kids to seasoned gamers enjoy the extreme‑sports experience.

Snowboard Kids

Players can equip a shooting item and a support item simultaneously, paying 100 gold per item, which is earned by performing tricks or gathering coins. The split‑screen multiplayer supports up to four players, offering chaotic, comedic racing action for all ages.

SSX Tricky

SSX Tricky is the second installment in the SSX series, delivering fast‑paced snowboarding races packed with over‑the‑top tricks and vibrant characters. Developed by EA Canada and published by EA Sports BIG, it launched on PlayStation 2 in November 2001 and quickly became a fan favorite for its arcade‑style gameplay and multiplayer mode. The game features a colorful roster, unlockable gear, and a dynamic soundtrack that keeps the adrenaline pumping, all while supporting single‑player and split‑screen multiplayer for up to two players.

Arctic Thunder

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.