Amped 3 review

South Park meets snow samurai

GamesRadar+ Verdict

Pros

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    Hilarious

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    fall-out-of-your-chair laughs

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    Graphics that stretch on for days

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    Creamy smooth controls

Cons

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    Skill system makes it tricky to be elite

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    Later levels tend to be pretty short

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    No racing ... and no online multiplayer

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Amped 3 proves that a little personality can make for an awesome gaming experience. Under the wing of new publisher 2K Games, developer Indie Built has shaped Amped 3 into a ridiculously fun and funny example of snowboarding excellence that really doesn't feel anything like the earlier games in the series. Taking cues from other successful winterstick titles (coughSSXcough), Amped 3 also adds massive variety with lots of different snow-based activities.

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GenreSports
DescriptionShakka brah! Hit the mega pow-pow and gleam a snow cube ... then learn what this ridiculous slang means.
Platform"Xbox 360"
Release date1 January 1970 (US), 1 January 1970 (UK)
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