SSX TRICKY EDDIE SHOWOFF FULL
SSX TRICKY EDDIE SHOWOFF PLUS

And for those of you with a wide screen television, SSX Tricky will be completely compatible with your expensive hardware, rich boy.

SSX TRICKY EDDIE SHOWOFF FULL

The control should even be more refined as the developers promise 60 frames per second for all full screen modes, which by itself will be offer a much more precise play experience than the often choppy original SSX. And the plan is to have these riders be much more aggressive when up against their particular rivals, which could prove to be very intense.Īs far as gameplay is concerned, players can expect enhanced physics both when in air and on snow. Through the use of in-game cutscenes and special voiceovers before, during and after the races, certain riders will have a greater deal of hate for others. For instance, Eddie is voiced by David Arquette, Lucy Lui is the new voice of Elise, Billy Zane is recording voice for Brody and other character voices are performed by the likes of Macy Gray and other celebrities.Īnd to expand on this even further, EA Canada plans to implement some heated rivalries between some of the players. On top of having new faces to look at, both the old and new will have a much more life-like personality through the use of expanded facial animation, more detailed character bios, and newly recorded voices by some fairly well-known people from Hollywood. We'll introduce the other new characters at a later date. One of which is Eddie Wachowski, whose specialty is boardercross and gets his inspiration from the world of skateboarding, freestyle motocross and freestyle BMX.

SSX TRICKY EDDIE SHOWOFF PLUS

While Jurgen and Hiro won't make the transition over, the other six characters from the original plus six completely new ones will star in SSX Tricky.

What's more, all nine of the World Circuit courses will have a unique Showoff (trick) version that will contain additional background and interactive elements that have been tailored to the trick events. Completely new shortcuts have been added, the designs have been changed in some areas and the overall experience on each track should offer the gamer with a completely new, yet familiar, gaming experience. In addition to the all-new courses, the original tracks have been given a major overhaul and are about 50% different than they were in the original game. While the Alaska venue is set to include near vertical sections of snow, offering the boarders some intense 'edge-of-your-board' action as they continuously find themselves flying off of huge cliffs. Garibaldi is being described as a big air course with several different routes, which should provide the player with several different play experiences. The two new courses include a venue called 'Garibaldi' that's located in British Columbia, Canada, and 'Alaska', which is set in the Alaskan wilderness. The SSX World Circuit has progressed some, the courses have seen some redesigns, new trick venues have been added, and some new faces have come to the fore. To help make the changes more plausible, the game's storyline, which will be more flushed out in SSX Tricky than the original, puts the player in the world of SSX, one year later.

Originally looked at as a simple upgraded or enhanced version of the first game, the now titled SSX Tricky is shaping up to be a full-scale sequel with a huge list of improvements and new additions. However, just as all these SSX-inspired titles are about to come out, EA Canada will have a full-blown follow-up ready for release this winter.

Whether it is the trick system, the course design, or the excellent mixture of trick performing and speed in its races, developers all around are using ideas from SSX to help make their games better. The brilliance of SSX can probably be best seen by the fact that so many developers have decided to copy things from it for use in their own titles (at least six developers from non-EA companies mentioned inspiration from SSX at the recent 2001 Electronic Entertainment Expo).

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