Stoked - Xbox 360

Very hard to play unfortunately even just to get started. You have to learn how to do the tricks which is fine & all but buttering it just doesn't work for me at least.

Do not buy ''Stoked" no matter what the reviews claimed. it'S the worst game to come to existence. To be more clearly, it's the worst I ever played. There's no race. Only one character riding down a freaking snow moutain, don't buy it. it's a waste of money and time. The game is the of the worst of all snowboarding game. DO NOT BUY IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I absolutely love this game. The best part is style vs. huckster which really adds to the replay value. If you are a fan of SB games, thhen you owe it to yourself to get this game.Also, I simply cannot wait for the Big Air Edition. Count me in for that, too!

Didn't ever work right out of the box

boring, not fun, VERY unrealistic, DO NOT BUY THIS GAME BUY SSX TRICKY IF YOU WANT A GOOD SNOWBOARD GAME

its like a make of skate but you shred on a snowboard. I love it. great xbox classic game. buy it

Everyone knows it, the Skate series has set the bar for board sports games. Stoked is like the fat guy at the limbo, just barely makes it under the bar then scratches his belly on the stick and looses. I've been playing Stoked for a few weeks now and I'm enjoying it, but it's hella slow, reward system, and challenges are kinda weak. It's definitely not motivating me to rush home and play every day, much like the before mentioned Skate series.What is good:- Open mountains. Pretty sick how you can go anywhere, once you get the trick system down you can really throw down, especially on some of the bigger mountains. Once you get the heli it's on. Just drop yourself off wherever and rip it. I heard they are GPS mapped. Pretty sick to ride Mount Shuksan being that I grew up at Baker, but err, not sure how accurate it is.- Free riding. Screw points, cheevo's, and all that hoopla. If you're a snowboarder, you'll probably just dig trying to trick off big hits, changing up the cam and watching yourself rip. Weather system is kinda cool. First day I got a 4ft powder dump I went mad just slashing up the pow and checking out the helicopter view.- Multi player with your buddies. First night my friends and I synced up we found a nice keekor and had a session, taking turns snapping photos. Everyone was having a great time and laughing our butts off. Pretty much what we do when we go ride BC kickers for real. A couple nights later we just got together and started following each others favorite lines. Kinda rad to have a game which you actually go discover favorite lines, much like you'd do on a real hill.Bad:-Feedback system. There's no clue when you are advancing to the next "level" really. I must have beat challenges for hours until I finally got into the sponsor challenges. By that point I was kinda annoyed.-Lack of good challenges. Just kinda repeats itself. I really hate the whole "do this specific trick" kinda challenges too. Some of them are so hard it's not even funny. 1990 called, Damian Sanders wants his Iguana backflip back, this game's not worthy. That and the whole lame rail stuff could've just been left out instead of being a major challenge factor. This game is really going for a whole freeride snowboarding perspective but then you gotta go slide logs to beat challenges. They could've just put park levels in if they really felt the need to put in rails.-Sloo[...] Did I mention that this game is slow? Seriously ridiculously slow. When is something gonna happen already.Overall, this game is fun, but isn't going floor you with it's spectacular raddness. It tries to adopt the Skate controls system, but kinda falls flat.If you dedicate a few hours and get through the slow beginning, the fun will kick in. I probably like it more than most just cause I've been snowboarding for 25 years. That and since I only paid $35 for the game, I didn't feel like I got robbed for not getting the most epic game ever.What do I know though, I was impressed when HEAVY SHREDDIN' hit the NES, I played that POS till my thumbs went numb.

Stoked was the first snowboard game that I purchased for the xbox 360. Since then I have purchased several others. It has the best control layout of any of the games (similar to Skate, you use the analog for the most part) it is very fluid and certainly makes it possible to string out some excellent combos/tricks. Having said that it is one of the few bright spots in the game. My main disappointment was that (at least IMO) it is not very fun overall. It takes forever to unlock anything, and there is very little story wise to keep things interesting. The graphics are ok at best, the snow effects are good but the mountains/levels seem rather repetitive at times. Although it is a snowboarding game, sometimes it helps to have different challenges or mini-games to break up the monotomy. Stoked has none of these. Even the choices you have for equipment at the beginning of the game are very boring and limited. Also you never see skiers or boarders unless you are near a challenge and even then they are little more than stick figures that wave at you. The soundtrack is good (I especially enjoy the opening music) but some of the songs are bizarre at times. All in all it has the best actual snowboarding mechanics of any game I've played, but as a game itself it really doesn't have much to make me want to play it repeatedly, unlike Amped 3 which is a great game in and of itself. In summary:Pros: Controls/mechanics Nice Day/Night and weather effects A large variety of tricks/grabs Interesting soundtrack Somewhat realistic gameplayCons: Uninspired graphics Repetitive gameplay Poor unlockables Bland story

Great game delivered on time

Bad graphics - poor controls