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} 1080° Avalanche occurs as snowboarding racing game for the Nintendo GameCube. It was developed by Nintendo's in-home development studio, NST & promulgated by Nintendo. Avalanche was freed in December 1, 2003. 1080° Avalanche occurs as sequel to 1998's 1080° Snowboarding for the Nintendo 64.

Courses
Novice
Enter a Cold: Ski School Easy Life: Tenderfoot Path Angel Weak: Frosty Shadows Hard
Easy Life: Powder Threat Angel Weak: Tree Top Trauma AspeNorth Flow of any stream Dam: Grits N' Gravy Ride Easily Railways: Trestle Troubles Expert
Easy Life: Revolution Cliff Angel Weak: Midnight City Aspen Flow of any stream Dam: Rotted Ridge Ride Convenient Railways: Diesel Disaster Frozen Battle royal: Regurgitate Sustaining It Extreme
Angel Weak: Top Tree Mama Ride Real life Railways: Treble Tussle Easy Life: Evolution Riff Angel Weak: Sid's Nighttime Midi Ride Real life Railways: Dazzlin' Teaser Frozen Battle royal: Wit's Thicket

Characters
Ricky Winterborn — Canada 18 years-old (M) — Returns from either 1080° Snowboarding Akari Hayami — Japan 19 years-old (F) — Returns from either 1080° Snowboarding Kemen Vazquez — Chile 21 years-old (M) Tara Hunter — Connecticut 22 years-old (F) Rob Haywood — Washington 23 years-old (M) — Returns from either 1080° Snowboarding Frosty Winterball — (Thousand) Secret unlockable character Crystal Hayami — (F) Secret unlockable character Titanium Vazquez — (One thousand) Secret unlockable character Mimi Le Moose — (F) Secret unlockable character Bones Haywood — (1000) Secret unlockable character

Gameplay modes
Match Race Trick Attack Time Trial Gate Challenge

GameSpy.com
Preview of the GameCube version by By Andy Eddy. "A lot of fun and shows great promise."

GameXC
[9/10] Preview with screen shots and gameplay movies.

N-Insanity: 1080 Avalanche
Preview of the game. "Let's just hope that the simple controls, nice graphics, real music from popular artists, and LAN support all pull together for the experience we've hyped it up to be."

GameSpot
Includes previews, news, movies, and screen shots.

Cyber Gaming Network
Preview by Mark Smedinghoff with screen shots. "Nintendo looks to be pulling out all the stops for this rendition of 1080°."

GameSpy
Review by Justin Lee. "Following SSX 3 is a slippery slope indeed, and this Nintendo-developed title falls a few times on its way to an unfortunately pedestrian showing." Score: 3/5

GameXC
Review with screen shots. Score: 9/10

N-Insanity
Review, with screen shots. Score: 8.6 out of 10.

The-Laser
Review by Michael Palisano, with screen shots. Grade: C.
Games: Video Games: Console Platforms: Nintendo: GameCube






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