SSX Tricky Let's Play: Snow In Hawaii - PART 2 FINALE - TenMoreMinutes
8SSX Tricky Let's Play: Snow In Hawaii - PART 2 FINALE - TenMoreMinutes
Chris and Sam have another go at SSX Tricky but this time they go fully EXTREME and hit the slopes of... Hawaii?
Watch the previous episode: https://youtu.be/NKBBFRlYEzk
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Lets Play SSX Tricky!
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ABOUT THE GAME:
SSX Tricky is a snowboarding video game, the second game in the SSX series published under the EA Sports BIG label and developed by EA Canada. The game is a sequel to SSX. The game was released in 2001 for PlayStation 2, GameCube and Xbox and was later ported to the Game Boy Advance in October 2002.
Gameplay continues the same basic method introduced in SSX, with the main tracks being 'remixed' from the previous games and two new tracks, Garibaldi and Alaska. The important new feature added to the series are the Uber moves. If players are able to fill their boost bar to the maximum, they will be able to perform Uber moves which involve characters taking their feet off their board and doing over the top moves. If a player successfully lands an Uber move, they are given a short amount of time for infinite boost, which can be topped off by performing more Uber moves. Each player can perform five Uber moves, including a personal move if the character is using a board that matches their style. If a player successfully performs six Uber moves, spelling out 'tricky' on the boost bar, they will have infinite boost for the remainder of the level.
Also introduced in the game is a rivalry system in the World Circuit mode. If the player is friendly with another AI character, they will treat the player favourably. However, if the player ends up annoying other AI characters, generally by attacking them during the race in order to fill the adrenaline bar, they will become hostile towards players in future events.
There are four modes of gameplay.
-The Freeride mode of gameplay does not allow players to unlock characters or boards. It enables players to play with either one or two players, as well as allowing you to get to know the course. It does, however, allow you to unlock outfits by completing a trick chapter.
-Practice Mode is a great place for beginners to get the opportunity to get used to snowboarding. As in Freeride, players have the ability to do what they wish, and to practice tricks.
-In the World Circuit mode, players have the ability to unlock characters, boards and outfits by racing and competing in events.
-There are two main categories of events; Race and Show-off. In race, the player must compete in the Quarter- and Semi-finals, and then in the Finals and get within the top three places to "win" that track; the medals are Bronze, Silver and Gold.
-There are eight tracks to complete. When racing, players must attempt to stay in the lead of their five opponents. In show-off, players are required to perform as many fancy tricks as they can and obtain as many points as they can.
-If this mode is completed in Race, the extra track "Untracked" is unlocked for Freeplay. Similar to Showoff is Pipedream.
-Single Event takes, as its name suggests, one of the events over a single heat from World Circuit mode. Medals are awarded at the end of the track, and a second human player can be added.
ABOUT THE STORY:
During the races, the characters are capable of attacking the other players. AI will tend to fight those that have contradicting attitudes. As most snowboarding video games are, SSX Tricky features a trick system, though this one is very unique. It includes a special system developed exclusively for the game called the übertrick system (über originating from the German term übermenschen, which in itself was a race). The goal was to rack up your tricky meter that would allow you to perform bigger tricks, go faster and listen to Run DMC's song "It's Tricky".
In all there are nine stages, seven from the original SSX video game. The returning stages, however, are all redone and feature an estimated four times the amount of shortcuts than the original. Six of the playable characters also return, while the same amount of new characters join.
The above cited from:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSX_Tricky
http://nintendo.wikia.com/wiki/SSX_Tricky