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| {{Infobox CVG| title = Snowboard Kids 2 | | {{Header Nav|game=Snowboard Kids 2}} |
| | image = [[Image:Snowboard Kids 2.jpg|235px|Snowboard Kids 2 box cover]] | | {{Game |
| | developer = [[Racdym]] | | |completion=1 |
| | publisher = [[Atlus Co.]] | | |image=Snowboard Kids 2 box.jpg |
| | designer = | | |title=Snowboard Kids 2 |
| | engine = | | |developer=[[Racdym]] |
| | released = [[March 2]], [[1999]] <small>([[United States|US]])</small> | | |publisher={{colist|Atlus|Atlus USA}} |
| [[February 19]], [[1999]] <small>([[Japan|JP]])</small>
| | |year=1999 |
| | genre = [[Racing game|Racing]] | | |systems={{syslist|n64}} |
| | modes = 1-4 Players | | |ratings={{ESRB|E}} |
| | ratings = [[ESRB]]: Everyone (E) | | |genre=[[Snowboarding]] |
| | platforms = [[Nintendo 64]] | | |players=1-4 |
| | media = [[Cartridge (electronics)|Cartridge]] | | |modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]] |
| | requirements = | | |preceded by=[[Snowboard Kids Plus]] |
| | input =
| | |followed by=[[SBK: Snowboard Kids]] |
| | |series=Snowboard Kids |
| }} | | }} |
| | '''Snowboard Kids 2''' is a snowboarding video game, the second game in the [[Snowboard Kids]] series. It features the same characters as the first game (with the exception of Shinobin), but with new features and new faces. |
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| '''Snowboard Kids 2''', released in Japan as {{nihongo|'''Super Snobow Kids'''|超スノボキッズ|chō sunobo kizzu}}, is a [[snowboarding video game]], the second game in the [[Snowboard Kids]] series. It features the same characters as the first game (with the exception of Shinobin), but with new features and new faces.
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| ==Characters==
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| [[Image:Snowboard_Kids_2_Screenshot.png|thumb|381 px|Tommy, Slash, Jam, [[Mr. Dog]] <br /> Coach, Linda, Wendy, Nancy, Damien]]
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| ===Slash Kamei===
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| '''Age 10, Male, Balance Type'''
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| Slash is the most balanced character in the game with average stats on speed, turning, and jumps. He is seen throughout the game to be mischievous and is usually shown alongside Jam annoying the girls. Slash will be the best character for beginners when playing the first game of the series.
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| *Speed 2
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| *Turn 2
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| *Trick 2
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| ===Jam Kuehnemund===
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| '''Age 10, Male, Balance Type'''
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| Jam is another balanced character similar to Slash. He can usually be found breakdancing or busy wreaking havoc or taunting Linda with Slash.
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| *Speed 1½
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| *Turn 2½
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| *Trick 2½
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| ===[[Wendy Lane]]===
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| '''Age 10, Female, Trick Type'''
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| Wendy is a new addition to the series. She is similar to Nancy but has more focus on jumps and turning than she does on speed. She is a specialist character used mainly for stunt mode. During cutscenes, she is portrayed as an inventor who builds a spaceship and a shrink ray. She also invented the rocket, an item you can use in Snowboard Kids 2. Like Nancy, Wendy has the same stats and so does Coach.
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| *Speed 1
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| *Turn 3
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| *Trick 3
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| ===Nancy Neil===
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| '''Age 10, Female, Trick Type'''
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| Nancy is very good at turning and jumps but is very slow and so is often used for the courses with harder turns or stunt mode. On the story mode she is seen to be sweet and passive and seems unaffected by the constant fighting between Slash, Jam, and Linda.
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| *Speed 1
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| *Turn 3
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| *Trick 3
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| ===Linda Maltinie===
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| '''Age 11, Female, Speed Type'''
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| Linda is a rich girl and also the second fastest of the non-secret characters; however, she is slightly lacking in her turning and jump skills. She is often shown in cutscenes to be snobby, irritable, and very competitive. Because of this, she is frequently a target of Slash and Jam's combined taunting.
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| *Speed 2½
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| *Turn 1½
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| *Trick 1½
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| ===Tommy Parsy===
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| '''Age 10, Male, Speed Type'''
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| Tommy is an overweight boy who makes up for his low turning and trick stats with blinding speed. He is a good pick for more experienced players. For good reason, Tommy has been Slash's friend since childhood.
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| *Speed 3
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| *Turn 1
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| *Trick 1
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| ===[[Damien]]===
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| '''Age Unknown, Male, ???? Type'''
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| Damien is the best of the balanced characters and is unlocked after beating him in story mode. Throughout the story he is constantly trying to interfere with the other kids games or activities but his plans fail (usually comically) and is often caught in the crossfire of the others arguments. Like Nancy, Damien has good handling. Damien also seems to have a crush on Nancy, but he fails to talk to her. The effects end similar to the failed schemes to interfere the others.
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| *Speed 2½
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| *Turn 3
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| *Trick 1½
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| ===[[Coach]]===
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| '''Age Unknown, Male, Trick Type'''
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| The best character for stunts but also the slowest in the game. Therefore Coach has the same stats as Nancy.
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| *Speed 1
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| *Turn 3
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| *Trick 3
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| ===[[Mr. Dog]]===
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| '''Age Unknown, Male, Speed Type'''
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| The fastest character in the game but has trouble navigating simple turns or jumping trivial gaps in the course, probably due to his weight. He is the owner of the board shop in both games. Mr. Dog has the same stats as Tommy.
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| *Speed 3
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| *Turn 1
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| *Trick 1
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| ==Boards==
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| There are three sets of boards that you have to use during normal mode, Balance, Trick, and Speed, with three levels each. You get the v1 of each set at the beginning of the game. During the game you can buy upgrades for each of the sets, each upgrade increases the speed of the board.
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| ===Balance Boards===
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| Balance Boards are, as the name suggests, balanced in stats. All three levels have Turn and Jump at a solid 4 and L1 has speed at 3 and each level it goes up by 2 points.I recommend them for all tracks.
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| <table style="border:1px #c0c0c0 solid;">
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#c0c0c0;font-weight:bold;">Level</td><td style="background-color:#c0c0c0;font-weight:bold;">Cost (G)</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">l</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">Start</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">2</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">~</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">3</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">~</td></tr>
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| </table>
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| ===Trick Boards===
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| The name, just like all the sets, says it all, this board is for tricks. It has Turn and Jump at a very high 5, but L1 only starts out with 2 speed, and with every level adds 2.
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| <table style="border:1px #c0c0c0 solid;">
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#c0c0c0;font-weight:bold;">Level</td><td style="background-color:#c0c0c0;font-weight:bold;">Cost (G)</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">l</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">Start</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">2</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">~</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">3</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">~</td></tr>
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| </table>
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| ===Speed Boards===
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| Speed boards are made for speed, and it shows. This set has its Turn and Jump at 3, which makes it very hard to control, but L1 has its Speed at 4, and gains 2 more points every level.
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| <table style="border:1px #c0c0c0 solid;">
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#c0c0c0;font-weight:bold;">Level</td><td style="background-color:#c0c0c0;font-weight:bold;">Cost (G)</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">l</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">Start</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">2</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">~</td></tr>
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| <tr><td style="background-color:#dbdbdb;">3</td><td style="background-color:#e9e9e9;">~</td></tr>
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| </table>
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| ==Special Boards==
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| ===Poverty Board===
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| A below par board which constantly drains your money, best avoided.
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| ===Feather Board===
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| A board that always has great jump stats. Useful for tricks.
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| ===Ice Board===
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| A reasonably fast board but has atrocious turning.
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| ===Star Board===
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| The best all round board with good speed, turning and jumping.
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| ===Rich Board===
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| An above average board which constantly increases money and so is often used to get money to buy other boards.
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| ===Dragon Board===
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| A board that always has a rocket and wings attached, its similar to the ice board in that it has the worst turning in the game. You can get this board by beating the dinosaur in the Crazy Jungle stage in Expert Mode.
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| ===Ninja Board===
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| A board that makes the player invincible. But very poor speed.
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| ===Charm Board===
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| An above average board which prevents the player being hit with ghosts
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| ===High-Tech Board===
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| A very good board which always has a fan attached.
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| ==Courses==
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| ===Sunny Mountain===
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| *Length: 1,008m
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| *Difficulty: 1 / 5
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| A very simple course set in mountains, the level is aimed at beginners and has no gaps in the course or sharp turns.
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| ===Turtle Island===
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| *Length: 1,379m
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| *Difficulty: 2 / 5
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| Another simple level set in a tropical island, half way through the level your character falls though a waterfall and continues the rest of the track underwater. The music also burrows somewhat from the dizzy land level from the previous game.
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| ===Jingle Town===
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| *Length: 1,480m
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| *Difficulty: 2 / 5
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| A moderate level which features a few gaps and tight turns and is notable for rabbits trying to trip the player over.
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| ===Jingle Town (Boss Stage)===
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| *Length: 1,480m
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| *Difficulty: 3 / 5
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| A replay of the previous Jingle Town level only at night. The boss is a giant snowman robot which fires snowballs at you; the objective is to hit him with enough of the given items before he reaches the end of the track.
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| ===Wendy's House===
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| *Length: 1,656m
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| *Difficulty: 3 / 5
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| A moderately hard course set in Wendy's house while the kids are shrunk, it features a pendulum from a clock and a giant piano.
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| ===Linda's Castle===
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| *Length: 1,532m
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| *Difficulty: 3 / 5
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| Another moderately hard level which features frequent jumps,very sharp turns and outside has sheeps running around which cause the player to trip if hit by them.
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| ===Crazy Jungle===
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| *Length: 1,603m
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| *Difficulty: 3 / 5
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| The last moderately hard level due to alligators,tiki-bombs and very tight turns.
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| ===Crazy Jungle (Boss Stage)===
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| *Length: 1,603m
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| *Difficulty: 4 / 5
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| A replay of the previous Crazy Jungle level in which the character races against a dinosaur. This is made very hard because the dinosaur will trample you if you get close and will drop eggs while moving in an attempt to trip you up.(the tiki bombs are not used in the night version of crazy jungle)
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| *Wendy also takes a shortcut in this course. Therefore 8-year-old Wendy followed what Linda did at Quicksand Valley as a CPU player in the first Snowboard Kids game.
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| ===Starlight Highway===
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| *Length: 1,520m
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| *Difficulty: 4 / 5
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| A hard course set in space which has moving asteroids,Back 2 Back Jumps as well as a teleporter at the end of the level instead of a ski lift which all the other levels use.
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| ===Haunted House===
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| *Length: 1,556m
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| *Difficulty: 4 / 5
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| Another hard level featuring ghosts on various parts of the level, touching these will slow you down considerably.
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| ===Ice Land===
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| *Length: 1,668m
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| *Difficulty: 4 / 5
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| The final level in story mode, the course is long and treacherous and is the first time you play against Damien.
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| *Damien is quick, fast and difficult. He will use every trick he can to hurt you. He can also avoid attacks with ease.
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| ===Ice Land (Boss Stage)===
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| *Length: 1,668m
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| *Difficulty: 5 / 5
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| A replay of the previous Ice Land level where the level is foggier and you must fight against a giant robot version of Damien while he is constantly attacking you with all the different items.
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| ===Snowboard Street===
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| *Length: 1,420m
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| *Difficulty: 3 / 5
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| An easy level which features the street which all the kids live on, it is notable for its 2 very large jumps in the middle of the level. This course is also used in the time and shot modes of the game.
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| After the large 2nd jump, there are trees. You can go through them. Very useful shortcut.
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| ===Snowboard Street===
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| *Length: 1,420m
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| *Difficulty: 3 / 5
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| An easy level which features the street which all the kids live on, it is notable for its 2 very large jumps in the middle of the level. This course is also used in the time and shot modes of the game.
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| After the large 2nd jump, there are trees. You can go through them. Very useful shortcut.
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| ===X-Course===
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| *Length: 899m
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| *Difficulty: 3 / 5
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| Another easy level which is focused on jumps. This course is also used in the trick mode of the game.
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| ==See also==
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| *[[Snowboard Kids]]
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| *[[Snowboard Kids Plus]]
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| *[[SBK: Snowboard Kids]]
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| [[Category:1997 video games]] | |
| [[Category:Nintendo 64 games]] | |
| [[Category:Snowboarding video games]] | |
| [[Category:Atlus games]] | |
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| [[ja:超スノボキッズ]]
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