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Bigger, better and on all levels a more complete experience than the first game. We welcome Kat's new moves, which change the gameplay dynamics for the better.

Possibly the best FF game in the past 15 years. There's more action while still retaining a deep character experience with an utterly charming cast of protagonists.

A well needed breath of fresh air to the sports manager genre. Surprisingly addictive and quite deep for fans of the genre and racing alike.

Well executed and a breath of fresh air into the world of digital winter sports, even though it would have been nice with a more solid feeling of meaningful character development.

Far from the best in the series, a watered down take on the board game series.

It was a good idea all along, but even after all these years of waiting and waiting a bit more, this third chapter in the series comes across as the weakest part.

Don't be fooled by the mere one year from announcement to release, as Obsidian's latest masterpiece has development going back as far as 2006. Old school is the new.

Under the surface lie several gameplay enhancements that set this release apart from the rest of the games.

Better than the first game, but not quite up there where it should be. Too much hype is too much hype. Nice implementation of online play, though.

Old school shooters can still deliver, even if it's all only fun in small doses. Nice upgrade system, but lacks game modes.