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Dodge trees and hit ridiculous grabs as the slope rushes at you—wipe out a few times and suddenly you're nailing flips you didn't know existed. Tara's the smoothest, but Alain's stiff grabs have their weird charm.

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Game Overview

Boarder Zone came out for the Game Boy Color in 2000, developed by Natsume. It was part of that wave of late-era handheld sports games, trying to capture some of the energy of bigger console snowboarding titles on a much smaller screen.

You control one of several snowboarders, each with slightly different handling, racing down a pseudo-3D slope viewed from behind. The main goal is straightforward: get to the bottom of each run as fast as possible while pulling off tricks for points. The signature mechanics are the trick system, performed by pressing combinations of buttons during jumps, and navigating the slalom-style courses filled with gates, trees, and other obstacles. The pacing is fast, and the isometric perspective makes judging some jumps tricky. It feels like a condensed, slightly janky arcade experience that demands quick reflexes.

Game Boy Color
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