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Games Review: Shaun White Snowboarding
PS2, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360, Ubisoft, £29.99 - £49.99
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Shaun White (me neither) Snowboarding is the latest in a long line of boarding titles, the best of which are the epic Amped and SSX series. Unfortunately for wintersports fans, this doesn’t impress quite as much as those behemoths thanks to soupy controls, although those playing on the Wii using the Wii Fit board will have the most fun.
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