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Product Details of SSX Blur WII)

Description

SSX Blur brings back the soul of SSX - remixed, re-energized, and fully realized. Revolutionary controls take full advantage of the Nintendo Wii's potential by putting you in total command of your skier or rider. The new On-the-Ground and In-the-Air controls will translate every motion you make into moves that create mountain legends. One hand controls you as you tear down the mountain; the other unleashes your array of aerial maneuvers. The mountain is your playground with SSX Blur. Familiar SSX faces return including Mac, Kaori, Psymon, and Allegra -- plus two all-new hot shot riders

Quick Glance

ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)

Game Genre: Sports

Release Date: 2007-2-27

Max # of Players: 4

Summary

Product Title: SSX Blur WII)

Manufacturer: Electronic Arts

Power Score: 4.0 | 16 Reviews

Game Information

ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)

Game Genre: Sports

Release Date: 2007-2-27

Network Compatible: With Online Multiplayer

Maximum Number of Players: 4

Maximum Number of Local Players: 4

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Reviews on SSX Blur WII)

  • 4
  By member: adamsanes - Mar 5, 2007

Must-have for the Wii

Strengths: Great atmosphere and design, fun and rewarding controls, plenty of interesting objectives, best music in the series.

Weakness: A bit more difficult than other SSX games, frustratingly difficult at times.

The control scheme seems to be the most influencing factor in the reviews for this game. If the reviewer doesn't get used to the controls, they pan the game. This is unfortunate because this is easily one of the most well-designed games in the SSX series. It took about a day to get used to the controls, and I admit I was unsure about the uber-trick design at first. Gamespot called the uber-trick...

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  • 4
  By member: justin42 - Oct 30, 2007

The Wii gets an SSX exclusive

Strengths: Great graphics, interesting trick system, fun SSX game

Weakness: Tricks are hard to pull off, cartoony look may be misleading (that the game is easier or for kids)

SSX is Electronic Arts' long-running snowboarding simulator, and it lands on the Wii exclusively this year with an interesting game. On one hand I wanted to really like it (SSX Tricky was my favorite Gamecube launch-ish title) but the other the game is very difficult. When Nintendo launched the Wii, I think the point of the motion controls was to make games more simple to control. EA definitely...

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  • 5
  By member: techlover - Apr 2, 2007

FUN!

Strengths: Very cool controls and awesome graphics!

Weakness: none

The visuals just blew me away with their cartoonish effect. The motion controls work fluently in SSX Blur too. This is a must buy for all Wii owners and nobody will be disappointed.

  • 3
  By member: edhoo - Mar 7, 2008

SSX Blur Review

Strengths: Classic SSX gameplay

Weakness: Subpar graphics, controls arent great

SSX has been a great franchise since its start on the PS2, and while it is still a good game, it hasn't evolved much upon the original in my opinion. The game is still very fun, but the Wii controls leave a bit to be desired. It works well enough though, and doesn't take away to much from the game. Overall, SSX Blur is a fun game with a few flaws.

  • 3
  By member: turtlebud - Feb 28, 2008

slightly disappointing

Strengths: * same type of gameplay as the SSX series * utilizes the wiimote & nunchuck effectively * price

Weakness: * a little tough to get the hang of * not as polished as SSX Tricky/3

I was excited to get this game because I thought SSX Tricky & SSX3 were really fun. I was a little disappointed in this as the gameplay didn't seem as polished as the previous 2 versions. I think that part of the problem is that the wiimore & nunchuck take a little getting used to for this type of game and because it's so hard in the beginning, it's a bit of a turn off. With the previous SSX...

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  • 4
  By member: natehulse - Jan 14, 2008

A good snowboarding title... but tricky controls

Strengths: Graphic, sound & replay factor are all great

Weakness: The uber tricks are just too hard to do consistently

If you liked the Tony Hawk series of games, you'll probably like the SSX Blur Wii game as well. They're challenging and a lot of fun, really. The main problem with the game is the controls. To get complete use of the Wii controller the game developers made every action dependent on hand movement on both the controller and the nunchuk, taking a lot of coordination. To perform an 'uber trick' the...

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  • 4
  By member: Raffledoocious - Dec 10, 2007

SSX Blur: Snowboard action for the Wii

Strengths: -Rewarding controls -Smooth game play -Clean graphics (for the Wii)

Weakness: -No online play -Controls can be hard to learn at first

If anyone is looking for a great snowboard game for the Wii, look no further. The game play in the game is reminiscent of previous SSX games while still integrating the Wiimote. There is a large amount of content through the various courses and setting high scores to beat. The controls are rewarding once you figure them out and it makes pulling off that hard trick all that much better. Couple...

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  • 4
  By member: jjz203 - Dec 3, 2007

SSX Blur Wii

Strengths: Great use of the Wiimote and porting of the SSX series to the Wii. Fun and addictive gameplay and good graphics too. Good party game.

Weakness: Not as slick as the other consoles in graphics and gameplay. Hard to do uber tricks with a Wiimote.

If you've ever wanted a snowboarding game and own a Wii, your choices are slim. Thankfully, SSX Blur is a great snowboarding game and is from a line of great snowboarding games. SSX Blur is derived from the SSX games from the other consoles and tailored to the Wii with its controls and gameplay. It's a blast controlling your character with the Wiimote and getting much more interactive with the...

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  • 4
  By member: sparky1213 - Nov 24, 2007

Love this game

Strengths: Lots of content to unlock and many characters to choose from.

Weakness: It takes quite sometime to get the more advanced tricks to work.

I would recommend this game to anyone who likes snow boarding games. I really enjoyed playing. It is rather difficult at first to get the hang of it. Stick with the easier tricks at first or you may get frustrated playing.

  • 4
  By member: DisneyboyEverest - Aug 25, 2007

SSX Blur

Strengths: many different types of tricks, gameplay, and tracks to choose from

Weakness: the controls are difficult to get used to

SSX Blur is a very fun game. You can choose what type of game you want to play,you can race, try to get the most points in a certain amount of time, or try to do a certain difficult trick. On top of the game types, there are many characters and boards to choose from. One of the most fun and most frustrating aspects of the game are the tricks done with motion controls. There are many different...

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  • 3.4
  testseek.com - Oct 24, 2008

SSX Blur

Testseek.com has collected 20 expert reviews for SSX Blur and the average expert rating is 67 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Testseek.com to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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  • 3.8
  TopTenREVIEWS.com - Mar 17, 2008

SSX Blur

SSX Blur receives an overall TopTenREVIEWS rating of 3.04 out of 4.00. It is ranked the #2,443 game of all time and #24 Wii game of all time. The rating and ranking is based on an average of 32 critic scores, awards and other criteria. To see a breakdown of the game ranking, read individual critic reviews, or see how other games ranked, click on the link below.

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  • 4.1
  GameZone - Mar 5, 2007

SSX Blur

Will the day ever come when video games are button-free? It sounds like a strange idea, but that was the partial goal of the Nintendo Wii adaptation of the SSX series, SSX Blur. The concept was to make the game as Wii-specific as possible – that is, replace the typical analog and button-based scheme of the previous versions with all-new motion controls. This could’ve led to an experience...

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