Supreme Snowboarding

Supreme Snowboarding is a snowboarding simulator that was developed and released more than a decade ago, and it was one of the first to offer players complete freedom when it came to tricks. The game brought several modes which allowed players to test their skills against AI snowboarders or actual people from around the world.

Supreme Snowboarding is still a fairly good game, it's playable and the tricks that can be pulled off are rather good. This however is valid for snowboarders or snowboarding fans who really don’t have any other options to consider when it comes to this kind of a simulator.

On a more recent PC configuration the game might not work at all and when it does, be sure to max out everything and run it in window mode to get the best possible visual output. Quality is not something you can really expect from a game that’s just over 15 years old.

Supreme Snowboarding is a fairly accurate game when it comes to some aspects of simulation. Going over rocks will cause friction and you will land on your face, taking a ramp at a low speed will not give you enough air and there are plenty other things that make the game a good simulator.

However, when its down to the animations and effects, well, they’re built and stuck to the year 2000 standards. Looking at it today, they look fairly bad and unpolished but that’s what they had to work with back then so that’s how it is.

On a closing note, if you could turn back time, Supreme Snowboarding would be just awesome. Today however, it mostly serves as an example of where gaming was 15 years ago.