SSX Tricky (PS2) Reviews

SSX Tricky is a Snowboarding Game that was released in 2001. This is an arcade game the has various modes. Freeride where you ride the snow slopes free with no limits or time. Practice where you can practice and learn tricks on one high slope. World Circuit which is the main mode where you can open characters, boards and ...  Read the complete review

SSX Tricky is an arcade snowboarding game for the Playstation 2 developed by EA games. SSX tricky has you take the role of a snowboarder as you take on the world to become the best! The carrer mode is the world circuit mode where you either race opponents down the slopes or try and amass a ridiculous amount of points in the ...  Read the complete review

SSX tricky is an absolutely brilliant game that I could not recommend more, I think it could not really be faulted. The first thing I loved about the game was the graphics. The graphics really did help me to enjoy the overall gameplay more and I just thought it made the game far better in general. The animation is superb and the ...  Read the complete review

SSX Tricky is the second game in the SSX snowboarding series. The basic overview of the game is that you have to race down set tracks to try and finish first, but also combined with an element of having to do tricks to get points and also boost for the race. Firstly, how the game plays: The contols are very simple and ...  Read the complete review

This is an astounding game with superb graphics and brilliant gameplay to die for. The reason i love this game is because you can just pick up the controller and play it. theres no tutorials or anything like that its just brilliant. The tricks you can do are brilliant because they are totally impossible lol. For example lets try doing ...  Read the complete review

Ok, so it's an old game now, it even has it's own sequel. Which is why I find myself reviewing the title so many years after it's release. If this isn't the first review you've read on Tricky, then you will no doubt be aware that it's a sequel to one of the PS2's debut games, SSX. The original SSX ...  Read the complete review

In my opinion...this game is fantastic, I loved it! My boyfriends PS2 has been residing at my house ever since he got it. This game incorporates everything. It gives you the opportunity to show off yor skills either by button bashing or actually knowing the moves to win showoffs. You can race against the other characters in the game ...  Read the complete review

The gameplay of this product is incredible. In spite of the high number of the controls, to engage itself in the several tricks turns out always pleasant and never frustrating. The curve of learning of the control system is immediate and will be able to appreciate all the potentialities already after the first time. The game is so ...  Read the complete review

Being new to the playstation scene SSX Tricky was one of the first games I got my hands on. Although not overly keen on the race play the show-off option kept me gripping my dual shock controller for hours on end... going on to beat all the scores published in popular playstation mags. It becomes a personal battle to ...  Read the complete review

The second in the snowboarding series,made by EA Big. The more eclectic offshoot of the parent company EA. SSX Tricky is by far the finest game on the ps2. Following on from the original SSX. Tricky expands the title further. With the addition of new tracks and characters. All of which have to be unlocked by winning gold medals. Although ...  Read the complete review

I really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, etc like ssx tricky. I spend almost all of me free time playing it...use psymon! he kicks ass!...lalala...blah blah blah at least seventy five words...i need a lot of filler...ummm...so i live in america...not the uk...i'm not a redneck, and god ...  Read the complete review

Snowboarding games have never really appealed to me. And I think quite a lot of people probably feel the same way. But then came along SSX snowboarding, which changed everything. SSX broke the mould and managed to set itself aside from other snowboarding games that had come before it. It had fast arcade game-play and ...  Read the complete review

I have found that is Definatley the greatest game around - Advantages: Great , Brilliant , Fantstic - Disadvantages: boloks , shit, crap

How do you follow arguably the best launch game on the PS2? Well, you could add new courses and re-design old ones. Throw in six new characters. Get a few famous people like Macy Gray, Lucy Liu and David Arquette to do the voiceovers for them. Maybe remix and beef up the soundtrack, with people like Moby, Run DMC and John ...  Read the complete review

When SSX was released on PS2, everyone hailed it as a spectacular game, pushing the boundaries of the console, and redefining the genre. They said it was the best boarding game ever. How wrong they were. SSX Tricky is the sequel to the snowboarding game SSX. The original game was a mixture of racing and tricks, both playing an ...  Read the complete review

‘ …This is going to be very interesting….’ And they weren’t wrong there! Playstation2’s SSX Tricky is as cool as they come. In recent years, snowboarding has become the sport to be seen doing and what could be better than doing fantastic tricks and finding cunning race shortcuts – in the comfort ...  Read the complete review

... I should never have borrowed that Playstation 2. I mean, man, WHAT was I thinking? One of my friends has gone to India for three weeks to get married. So I asked him if I could borrow his PS2 and his copy of SSX Tricky, merely because I loved playing it when I was around his place. He's given me other games as well, but the disc ...  Read the complete review

I avidly awaited the release of this game after having wasted many many hours of my life on the previous version (SSX), so I knew that this would be a great game, it was just a matter of how great. The courses themselves are much better both in graphics and in terms of the thought that has gone into them. There are a couple ...  Read the complete review