Gaming Any tips for SSX Blur?

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Well i just got it from costco for 17 bucks yesterday and i am really not liking it. The controls are just either to hard or weird i dont know. Any tips to make it better?
 
yeah i tried it after first playing we ski. i went back to playing we ski. the simple tricks and simple controls are fine... but trying to pull one of the uber tricks is extremely difficult. and i prefer the gameplay on we ski.
 
trust me, you get used to the controls, and when you do you will really like them.

I love how in SSX you- the player actually get better at the game as you progress, and not just by earning stat points
 
.TakaM said:
trust me, you get used to the controls, and when you do you will really like them.

I love how in SSX you- the player actually get better at the game as you progress, and not just by earning stat points

I'm glad someone else stuck with it! Most gamers were quick to give up on SSX because it uses large motor skills rather than the old fine-motor skills of thumb action games.

If you can't make precise arm movements now, you will after you're an SSX expert.
 
SSX Blur is really a great game!!!
Sure it's a little hard in the beginning, but keep on playing you'll get the
hang of it.

It's my favorite SSX after SSX 3 on my good ol' PS2
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Warm Woolly Sheep said:
.TakaM said:
trust me, you get used to the controls, and when you do you will really like them.

I love how in SSX you- the player actually get better at the game as you progress, and not just by earning stat points

I'm glad someone else stuck with it! Most gamers were quick to give up on SSX because it uses large motor skills rather than the old fine-motor skills of thumb action games.

If you can't make precise arm movements now, you will after you're an SSX expert.

Precise arm movements?!

And here I thought this game was all about the Wiimote Waggling. (After reading countless reviews)
Shit, this shit is deep. I feel like getting one now - a cheap one.
 
This game takes a LOT of practice to be even half-way decent at it. It's much like Guitar Hero in that sense.

It's also similar in the sense that it's very rewarding once you get the hang of it and start busting out some Ubers!
 

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