Shaun White Snowboarding
Shaun White Snowboarding Road Trip

Manufacturer: UBI Soft
Shaun White Snowboarding: Road Trip for Nintendo Wii introduces a whole new way of playing snowboarding games. Developed by Ubisoft, Shaun White Snowboarding was developed from the ground up to take advantage of the Wii Balance Board, giving you an experience that is more intuitive, realistic, and fun.
![]() Land your favorite tricks in combination for the ultimate score. View larger. |
![]() You can ride on mountains all over the world, including in Japan. View larger. |
The Wii Balance Board is an accessory from Nintendo that works and is shaped like an elongated scale, with sensors that can tell how much and where pressure is applied when you stand on it. This works perfectly with Shaun White Snowboarding, as it can detect whether you are leaning forward, back, left, or right, and it reacts like a real snowboard would.
![]() The Wii Balance Board gives you an unprecedented, realistic experience. View larger. |
If you would rather forego the Balance Board, you can play with just the Wii Remote as well.
Beautiful Graphics with Unique Camera System
Shaun White Snowboarding: Road Trip features a unique camera system, where you can choose different cameramen and camerawomen to follow you around. Some are better for tricks and others for speed, so be sure to pick the right one, as they'll give you abilities during your ride.
As the cameraperson follows you on your ride, you'll notice different effects, such as image blurs around the edges of the screen to give a sense of speed. The camera will collect snow when you fall, and sometimes the camera will white out after completing a big jump, as the cameraperson has to follow you and do the same moves as well. This unique system adds another element of strategy and fun to the game.
Tour the World with Shaun White
Road Trip begins with you as a newcomer to the snowboarding scene. Shaun White serves as your mentor, and together you travel the world, tackling mountains and making friends as you work your way up to becoming the world's best snowboarder.
As you win competitions and meet new people, they'll show you new tricks and special abilities that will help you against the competition. You'll have to learn different snowboarding skills as you compete in races down a mountain, half-pipe events, slaloms, rail jams, and more. You can also take a breather and just free ride in the back country at your own pace.
Play With or Against Your Friends
Road Trip doesn't have online multiplayer options, but you can play both competitively and cooperatively with a friend on a split screen. In competitive mode, you and a friend can race to the bottom or try to out-trick each other for the highest score. In cooperative mode, both of you ride down the same slope, and the scores are added together. The entire game can be played cooperatively, so you and a friend can tour the world together and unlock new extras.
Lowest Used Price: USD 23.95
Lowest New Price: USD 24.00
- Snowboarding video game for Wii lets you do everything you would at the mountain
- Four areas to explore: Alaska, Park City, Europe, Japan
- Perform different tricks on the ground, in the air, or on rails
- Ride down the slopes, create new paths in the back country, or do tricks in the terrain park
Model: 17430
Release Date: 2008-11-16
Unknown: English

ok, but not used much
bought this when we bought our wii. both husband and daughter would rather play mario kart than this game. Not too engaging.

D's Review!
My family and I have a lot of fun playing this game. We have fun laughing at each other when we "go through the trees" but jumping off of the ledges are the funniest. The boys love mimicking our stances.

Shaun White Sucks
I hated Shaun White. The storyline is so annoying. You are forced to listen to these stupid people talk to each other. Also, you are forced to choose only 3 characters. It does use the balance board, but it could have been way better. Lose the storyline and allow for a creation of your own characters. Then this would be a cool game.

Great fun!
This is a great game for the Wii board. I like it almost as much as Amped 3 for 360. It has a similar feel. I have no frame of reference for the SSX series.
The controls are a bit tricky when first starting out. You need to use the Wii-mote to do tricks, jump, etc. (I did not try it without the board, since I would just play it on 360 or PS3 instead). The trails are fairly challenging, but I have not made it past the first mountain. The graphics are good, but the humor from Amped 3 is not there. It is a solid game, but it doesn't tap into the culture of the snowboarding crowd like Amped does.

A non-snowboarders take
We've had a lot of fun with this game. The balance board gives a cool whole-body sensation and is very intuitive. The Wii Remote controls are more difficult to figure out. Many of the challenges are quite easy once you figure out the basics of jumping and landing tricks (basically, stop rotating before you hit the ground).




