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Games Review: Family Ski and Snowboard
Wii, Atari, £34.99
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Your support makes all the difference.Cheaper than taking the ankle-biters for a week
on the slopes of Val d’Isere, Family Ski and
Snowboard might not be quite as thrilling as
seven days in the snow but it’s a hell of a lot
cheaper. Things have moved on from last
year’s Family Ski, thanks to the addition of
some boarding action and some faster-paced
challenges. It’s nowhere near as gnarly as
Shaun White Snowboarding or the Amped
series, but it takes the balance board and
gives it a decent winter sports outing.
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