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Sad to read that the Cube version has some tricks missing due to the controllers "lack of buttons"
Opinions please, which one shall I buy tonight ????
Gonna look and see which has the most tracks
(Although that is actually the reason there aren't all the moves, it's one or two buttons short)
> Both are crap 1080 too short/ssx 3 they took out half the moves cos
> they put a reset button on Y..
Your saying SSX3 is rubbish cos they removed one button for the GC version!?! 8|
When in SSX3 does that really make an ounce of difference? When you leap into the air, and press a mirage of buttons, the character just goes into a spaz attack, spinning/flipping/twisting all over the place. It's not that you can really just sit back and have a good watch of some interesting moves. So frankly I don't see one button making that much of a difference!
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Lets count them shall we? Hmmmm???!
MOO!
Anyway, I've got it for the X-box so it doesn't matter
Once you find the missile board, it's almost impossible for anyone to beat yer
Got 1080 for Xmas and think that it is FANTASTIC!
SSX3 is a really good snowboarding game, but it is a really arcadey over the top game. Tricks are crazy and impossible in real life. You can jump a million miles into the air off most things. It has LOTS of challenges that will keep you entertained for hours.
1080 though. Tracks are smaller, but they are much more detailed and realistic/interesting. It is the true snowboard racer of the two games. If you like your snowboarding games to be reasonably realistic and more true to life get 1080. People say it's short, but it has a much greater replay value than SSX3.
Get 1080!
:)