2xtreme

PSX PlayStation 2xtreme Jewel Case Release

Jewel Case Release

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Genre:
Sports
CDs:
1
Publisher:
Sony
Released:
November 6, 1996
Developer:
SISA
UPC:
7 11719 45082 5
Sony ID:
SCUS-94508
PSRM:
002610
Players:
1 to 2 Players
Memory:
1 to 3 Blocks
Accessories:
None
ESRB:
Kids to Adults No Descriptors
Box Copy:

Snowboard in Japan, In-line skate in Las Vegas, Mountain Bike in Africa, and Skateboard in Los Angeles.

  • All new points system allows you to compete in a season & earn points based on your finish, special moves and knockdowns.
  • 4 Types of “Power-ups” and 10 different characters gives you the chance to become an Xtreme champion.
  • Pull off awesome maneuvers like backside rail grabs and ollie-airs on the Skateboard & Carves, 360’s and Japan’s on the Snowboard.
  • Kick and punch your way to the finish!
  • Compete in a season on 12 intensely insane courses. Two player split screen racing, 4 levels of difficulty and create your own Player make 2Xtreme a rush!

 


Variants

PSX PlayStation 2xtreme Greatest Hits Release

Greatest Hits Release

 

 

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Trivia

  • The snowboarder in the corner was reused (in a different image) for the eventual release of Cool Boarders.
  • With the breaking away from the ESPN license, Sony would also re-release ESPN Xtreme Games as 1Xtreme to unify it with this new release and its eventual sequel.
  • 2xtreme was probably the easiest disc art conversion ever when it came to the Greatest Hits release: they literally just deleted the single color in the image!

 

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