TransWorld Snowboarding Critic Reviews

It’s good, even fantastic at times, walking the line between reality and fantasy in a pleasant mix that’s really hard to put down once you start playing.

Solid in every aspect, with a few outstanding features (audio, some of the level designs).

Frame rate gets choppy and detracts from the experience.

An epic adrenaline rush capturing the freedom and terror of 'boarding.

Just sit back, switch your brain off, chill out and enjoy what is a fine snowboarding game.

While the game’s levels offer plenty of freedom, TransWorld Snowboarding itself sticks close to the established trail.

A solid snowboarding experience, but it lacks the flash and pomp of a truly great game.

An all-around solid game with some spectacular visuals and fun multiplayer modes.

Plagued with various imperfections, TransWorld Snowboarding does not rise above its problems to be an extreme sports title worthy of a snowboarding aficionado.

The game just has an overall unfinished feel. Add that to the ease of the game, limited tracks, and limited multi-player and the value decreases further.

It's clunky, and some stages are just plain dumb. Transworld is just another log to toss on the fire.

It really is one of the easiest games I’ve played. The problem is there is nothing in the game that’s quite spectacular enough to make up for it either.

Transworld Snowboarding is the girl who always shows up in the teen movies. She's the ugly one who's revealed to be a hottie once the pretty boy du jour spends some time with her.

Given that there is no ability to create your own rider or play online, the feature set is substandard to other extreme sports titles on the market.