(21) MULTIPLE BOARDERS
Bobby Meeks for K2
HANGIN’ WITH THE HORDE
(20) MULTIPLE BOARDERS
5. Determine if the game can be changed from round to round with
Game Select.
6. Determine which rider selects round settings with hot seat.
7. Select the first rider for each round. It can be the last loser, the last
winner, the overall winner, or the overall loser.
ROUND SETUP
1. Select a
multiplayer
round type: high score (highest score wins);
best trick (highest scoring single trick wins); media points (most
media points wins); or king of the hill (first player’s run becomes a
pro challenge for the others to follow).
2. Select a length of time that each player’s turn will last.
3. Choose one of the following mods to play over your round type:
Dash till you crash (your run lasts until you crash); trick or die (trick
within the time allowed or lose your turn); or none (just play the
standard round type).
4. Select scoring: Normal (scores multiplayer the same as single player);
rails only (only scores rails); aerials only; favor rails (to score rail
tricks higher than aerials); or favor aerials.
5. Finally, turn the media points on or off.
Once the multiplayer match is set up, you can choose the level to play
on. There are only two levels available for multiplayer matches (unless
more levels have been unlocked in career play).
MULTIPLE
BOARDERS
MULTIPLE
BOARDERS
MATCH SETUP
1. Select
multiplayer
from the Main Menu.
2. Choose 2-4 friends (or enemies, as the case may be)
to ride with.
3. Select the characters you want to ride with.
Note
If you happen to be riding with a rookie, you can give
yourself a handicap to spare their dignity.
4. Select the number of rounds you want the match to last.
HANGIN’ WITH THE HORDE
Pro snowboarding is a great way of life—the lifts, the snow,
the frostbite. But sometimes you need to leave the world
rankings behind and simply tear up a mountain with a few good
friends. There are many ways down a hill, and no two lines are
the same. But even when you just wanna ride, part of you might
still need to compete. Here’s how to go for a friendly ride with
your crew and still keep that competitive side satisfied.
