1080 Snowboarding

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Item Description

The first thing that grabs you in 1080° Snowboarding is the snow itself. Powder sprays off the edge of the board, ice chatters underfoot, and every landing has weight. Built by Nintendo EAD with Shigeru Miyamoto producing, this 1998 Nintendo 64 release treated the mountain as something to read and respect, and that tactile, physics-first approach made it feel unlike any other winter sports game of its day.

You pick from five riders, Kensuke Kimachi and Akari Hayami from Japan, Rob Haywood from Canada, Ricky Winterborn from the United States and Dion Blaster from the United Kingdom, with three more hidden riders to unlock. Each starts with eight boards, Lamar-branded decks among them, and the stats of rider and board change how a run feels. The race courses climb from the gentle Crystal Lake through Crystal Peak, Golden Forest and Mountain Village to the treacherous Dragon Cave and Deadly Fall, and Match Race gives you only three chances to beat the computer before it is game over. Trick Attack, Contest and the half-pipe shift the focus to style: 24 tricks plus five secret ones, performed by rolling the analog stick in circles with the R, Z and B buttons. The title spin, three full rotations, takes nine distinct inputs to land.

Kenta Nagata's soundtrack mixes techno with rap-influenced beats, and plenty of players heard something close to drum and bass for the first time on this cartridge. Two-player split-screen racing turns those mountain runs into a straight-up duel.

Critics loved it. It scored 88 on Metacritic, won Console Sports Game of the Year at the second Interactive Achievement Awards and sold more than two million copies. Its GameCube sequel, 1080° Avalanche, never matched it. Before SSX turned snowboarding into a fireworks show, Nintendo made a game about carving the perfect line, and on the N64 it sits right beside Wave Race 64 as proof that Nintendo's sports games were built on feel above all else.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
1998
Publisher
Nintendo
Developer
Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development
Players
Single player, Multiplayer, Split screen
About the game

1080° Snowboarding is an intense snowboarding game in which the player gets to choose between many different boards, tricks, courses and much more.

Summary from the IGDB community database — the condition and contents of this listing are described above and in the photos.

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