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A balanced snowboarder and one of the game's four playable riders.
Documented for this version
Which controls does this version use?
Actions
Control Stick | Steer the snowboarder |
|---|---|
A | Jump |
B | Brake or slow down |
Z | Use a held item |
How it plays
How does Snowboard Kids play?
Players descend snow-covered courses from a behind-the-rider perspective, steering around obstacles, taking jumps, and trying to finish ahead of the field. Races include ramps, branching routes, hazards, and opportunities to gather money.
Collected money can be spent at course shops on boards, boots, and offensive or defensive items. Players can attack rivals, defend against attacks, and use jumps or shortcuts to gain time. Events and course progression provide access to more challenging races and equipment.
Plan your run
What is the best way to play Snowboard Kids?
Learn the layout of each course before spending money aggressively. Staying on a clean line is often more valuable than taking a risky shortcut, especially when several riders are close together.
Collect money whenever doing so does not cost substantial time, then choose equipment or items that suit the course. Save defensive options for narrow sections where an opponent's attack is difficult to avoid.
Meet the cast
Who are the key characters?
Nancy
A playable snowboarder with her own attributes and equipment preferences.
Tommy
A playable rider who competes in the downhill events.
Linda
A playable rider included among the game's main competitors.
Before you begin
What should you know before playing?
- 1
Use practice-oriented events to learn ramps, hazards, and alternate routes.
- 2
Watch your position when entering shops or item areas; slowing down can create an opening for rivals.
- 3
In multiplayer, keep defensive items for crowded sections rather than using them immediately.
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