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Average Review Score:
3.26/5.0

Reviews

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Digital Chumps 6.4/10 Jun 09 '08
GameDaily 7/10 May 13 '08
GamePro 3.5/5 May 23 '08
GamerNode 7.0/10 May 22 '08
GameSpot 7/10 May 30 '08
GameTap 6/10 May 22 '08
GameZone 6.0/10 May 15 '08
IGN Wii 6.0/10 May 20 '08
UGO C May 23 '08
Wii Nintendo Life 7/10 May 27 '08
X-Play 3/5 May 21 '08
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Previews
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GameDaily Apr 24 2008 
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What They Say:
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"The gameplay feels like actual skiing rather than just another arcade game, the numerous activities will keep you busy by yourself or with others, and the Balance Board support couldn't be any timelier."
"While it's awesome that third parties are getting in on the balance board, those controls require considerably more skill (and balance!) to get your score high enough, and your ankles get pretty sore in the process."
"We Ski isn't a game that will satiate your need for high-speed thrills, over-the-top stunts, and fierce competition. Rather, it's a relatively sedate game in which you can have fun exploring, taking part in friendly contests, running errands for other skiers, and posing for photos."
As a casual game, We Ski works. Sometimes it takes the "casual" a little too literally, but its tight controls and impressive physics make you feel like you're mastering skiing techniques even if your heart rate barely fluctuates. It's more of a weeklong ski trip than a commitment to a skiing lifestyle, but at least We Ski is a decent snow trip.
"The $30 price tag isn't too bad for gamers craving the latest in motion control. But without a real campaign to jump into, We Ski feels like a collection of random, unrewarding races and mini-games."
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