GamingUnion.net: "There was once a time where if a game had a board in it, some sort of score multiplier, and an attitude it would sell well. Some exceptions naturally go to BMX, and there's something to be said about Jet Grind Radio, but extreme sports was for a long time a fairly popular genre. Perhaps it was due to the lack of mainstream media support that the genre faded away in the gaming industry (though we can also argue that market saturation didn't help either), but one way or another there hasn't been a good snowboarding game in a long time. Some would think that would be an advantage for the new iteration of SSX around the corner, but I can't help but wonder how many others out there are willing to shell out 60 dollars for some extremely niche nostalgia."
The SSX series is one of the most iconic sports franchises in gaming history, but which one of the games is the best?
All of them are great put ssx 3 was my favorite. We definitely need another ssx asap
Chris writes:
"Arcade sports games are among the most compelling you can play, but many of the best have fallen by the wayside. Here's a bunch that should make a comeback."
Dear nintendo,
Please give me mario strikers again. I will do anything for it.
Love,
Me
Cultured Vultures: This list of what we'd love to see from EA at E3 2018 is a bit more "hopeful" than most, but stick with it.
Dead slace please.. Then again no i don't want a GAAS deadspace... Please sell thsi ip to sonyand we'll see wonders!!!
SSX is still king in my book!
Plenty of SSX fans out there regardless that will want to play a snowboard game.
It will do fine.Whether the quality of SSX3 will ever be matched is up in the air.
Shame bout there being no split screen.
I do not know what you mean by relevance, SSX goes beyond nostalgia it is like Skate. In the fact that it is just fun to do wild trick sets with friends. It is a nice variation from all these shooters and rpg's competing with each other. Bring Back snowboard kids as adults and I will play that too. Bring back the greats of last generation timesplitters, fredom fighters, star wars battlefront. I think games are relevant as long as they present something different from the mainstream which SSX does.
hopefully not.
but when you see all those military shooters selling couple of millions each you start to ask yourself "what's wrong with gamers today?". are military shooters really that good or it's just a bandwagon?