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I like the look of the game AND im a big fan of the ol'classic SSX (PS2) Obviously this SNOW takes on a more realistic approach but Im just wondering how close is it to SSX as in the feel of it and controls because Iv always wanted to play a game similar to SSX on the PC
It's actually a very different experience from SSX, as far as I've seen. Apart from being far from completed, SSX has a very unique sense of speed and character control which SNOW doesn't have. It's basically a realism vs. arcade situation. In SSX you could go wicked fast, get massive air off a jump and do rediculous - often made up - tricks and stick the landing. In SNOW, there are places where you could catch equally massive air, pull off a cool real life trick and stick the landing, but the execution and feeling is way different. As the game continues to grow, the difference will become even more apparent.