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Stoked uses flickit controls, schwiinnnggg  |
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| #9 Re: Stoked 31/08/2008 @ 23:48:21 |
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http://uk.xbox360.ign.com/dor/objects/14263219/stoked/videos/stokedteaser_082808.html;jsessionid=2fofi97s1n6fj
theres the official trailer, it doesnt look as smooth as it could be tbh, although obviosly they got plenty time left to fix it up. also the style of the game is exactly what im looking. realistic tricks and style rather than ridiculous racing or cliffdrops the size of niagra falls. also i like the helidrop idea where you can fly the helicopter to drop points and do helifilming. |
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| #8 Re: Stoked 29/08/2008 @ 16:11:08 |
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Yeah, I was quite impressed with what I've seen so far....it'll all hinge really on how it controls though :S
....would still like to see another SSX released as well though, I know a lot of people didn't like it for it's lack of realism, but it was always bloody good fun regardless x) |
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| #7 Re: Stoked 29/08/2008 @ 14:21:33 |
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QUOTE (twinkie - 28/08/2008 @ 22:14:29) http://www.snowboard-mag.com/node/32279 some images here of stoked. its got the support of absinthe films so some massive back country booters to be featured i would guess. hope u dont need to spend half the day building them as part of "realism" 
those pics are in the original post anyways 
anyhoo yeah this shall dominate shawn white. so much more appealing to the amped lovers amongst us |
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| #6 Re: Stoked 28/08/2008 @ 22:15:37 |
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| Oh my gosh! |
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| #5 Re: Stoked 28/08/2008 @ 22:14:29 |
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| http://www.snowboard-mag.com/node/32279 some images here of stoked. its got the support of absinthe films so some massive back country booters to be featured i would guess. hope u dont need to spend half the day building them as part of "realism" |
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| #4 Re: Stoked 28/08/2008 @ 22:01:24 |
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| This game looks awesome, I was going to get Shaun White but I think this has jumped to the top of my wish list. |
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| #3 Re: Stoked 28/08/2008 @ 21:36:42 |
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| actually having looked at the in game pictures and reading the idea of the game, this could well dominate amped and definitely shawn whites game. especially the part that reads 'this will play like any snowboard film out there' great stuff. the graphics look ace and they seem to know what snowboardings all about. |
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| #2 Re: Stoked 21/08/2008 @ 03:05:19 |
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| when i see in game footage then i might get excited. shawn whites game looks like a serious let down tbh, amped owns it imo already. the actually character movements and physics look horribly played out and jerky. amped was smoooooth |
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Shaun White has some company/competition by the looks of it  There's another Snowboarding game on the Horizon called Stoked (Still no sign of a new SSX though xS) . Kotaku's report linked below :-
It looks like Shaun White may have a bit of competition. While Destineer's upcoming snowboarder Stoked wasn't built using the Assassin's Creed engine (and it doesn't sport a Wii version with Balance Board support), it does have some things going for it. First off, it was created with the help of snowboarding movie creator Absinthe Films.
“It’s all about defining your riding style and crafting the line that suits you,” said Peter Anthony Chiodo (“Tony”), Destineer’s Director of Product Development. “Stoked leaves well-worn resorts behind and gives players absolute freedom to ride wherever they want and trick off of anything they can find in some of the most famous backcountry locations the world has to offer. Gameplay is focused on style and finesse, not button mashing; Destineer and Bongfish have created a game that looks and plays like a snowboarding movie.”
Adds Patrick “Brusti” Armbruster, co-founder of Absinthe Films: “Developing a snowboard video game has always been a dream of mine. There are endless synergies between a snowboard film production and a game developer that were just waiting to be activated. Bongfish and Destineer have realized this potential, and have shown a real passion for snowboarding, and together we’ve worked to bring snowboarding luminaries from across the planet together for this project.”
Stoked includes five famous mountains featuring over 45 square miles of open terrain in each location, hidden drop points for helicopter starts, dynamic weather, multiplayer support and tons of real world pro riders. Among the list: Travis Rice, Nicolas Mueller, Wolle Nyvelt, Annie Boulanger, Romain de Marchi, Tadashi Fuse, Gigi Ruef, and Bjorn Leines.
Stoked is scheduled for release in November. More details on the jump as well as a chunky gallery.
Ride your way to fame as a professional snowboarder! Destineer Announces ‘Stoked’ for Xbox 360
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – August 20, 2008 – Hit the mountains on your quest to become the next snowboarding phenomenon in Stoked, the open-world, back country snowboarding experience from Destineer and developer Bongfish GmbH. Coming exclusively to the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft in November, Stoked features five huge open-world mountains, changing weather patterns, and the sponsorship and cooperation of some of the most respected and influential names in the sport.
Developed in conjunction with world-renowned snowboarding movie creator Absinthe Films, Stoked captures the pioneering spirit of professional back country riders. Exhilarating snowboarding experiences are born from dynamic backcountry conditions. The riders who brave and master these conditions are the stuff of legend in Absinthe videos and the pages of snowboarding magazines. The look and style of these riders are emulated across the world. In Stoked, it’s your turn to become a legendary rider and wow the world on Xbox LIVE® online entertainment network by becoming an absolute snowboarding phenomenon.
“It’s all about defining your riding style and crafting the line that suits you,” said Peter Anthony Chiodo (“Tony”), Destineer’s Director of Product Development. “Stoked leaves well-worn resorts behind and gives players absolute freedom to ride wherever they want and trick off of anything they can find in some of the most famous backcountry locations the world has to offer. Gameplay is focused on style and finesse, not button mashing; Destineer and Bongfish have created a game that looks and plays like a snowboarding movie.”
Adds Patrick “Brusti” Armbruster, co-founder of Absinthe Films: “Developing a snowboard video game has always been a dream of mine. There are endless synergies between a snowboard film production and a game developer that were just waiting to be activated. Bongfish and Destineer have realized this potential, and have shown a real passion for snowboarding, and together we’ve worked to bring snowboarding luminaries from across the planet together for this project.”
In Stoked, craft a snowboarding career with your own customizable style and ride five famous mountains featuring over 45 square miles of open terrain in each location. Discover new drop points by helicopter. Dynamic and ever-evolving weather conditions await riders as they choose where they ride and what they ride in by tracking conditions that suit their tastes.
Riders get instant drop in access to multiplayer action where they team up with friends to create a wide variety of riding experiences, both cooperative and competitive. Players can also go up against other riders on Xbox LIVE in a series of sponsored events to boost their fame!
Stoked features some of the most influential professional riders in the world: Travis Rice, Nicolas Mueller, Wolle Nyvelt, Annie Boulanger, Romain de Marchi, Tadashi Fuse, Gigi Ruef, and Bjorn Leines. An impressive line up of 30 authentic sponsors also appear in Stoked including but not limited to: Burton, Dragon, Arcus, Von Zipper, Eleven, 686, Billabong, DaKine, Electric, LibTech, Nitro, Northwave, Oakley, Quiksilver, Ride, Hart, Rome, Salomon, TechNine, Vans, Volcom, and more!
Own trick spots, show up rivals, and build your reputation. Take pictures of friends and capture video of your best moves to win the kind of attention that lands you on the cover of a snowboarding magazine. Conquer massive mountains and carve your path as a snowboarding phenomenon in the deepest, truest backcountry snowboarding video game yet: Stoked.
Stoked is scheduled for release in November of 2008. For more information, please visit www.destineerstudios.com. |
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