--- product_id: 44909769 title: "Stoked: Big Air Edition - Xbox 360" brand: "destineer" price: "167.17 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Destineer" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/44909769-stoked-big-air-edition-xbox-360 store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # Seamless Xbox 360 integration Fast load times, smooth gameplay 7 expansive mountains to shred Stoked: Big Air Edition - Xbox 360 **Brand:** destineer **Price:** 167.17 DT **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ‚ Own the mountain, own the moment β€” Stoked Big Air Edition is your ultimate snowboarding escape! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Stoked: Big Air Edition - Xbox 360 by destineer - **How much does it cost?** 167.17 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/44909769-stoked-big-air-edition-xbox-360) ## Best For - destineer enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted destineer brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Compete Globally:** Challenge top racers worldwide with integrated online multiplayer and fresh race events. - β€’ **Gear Up Like a Pro:** Unlock 2009’s latest snowboarding gear and ride alongside icons like Travis Rice and new pros. - β€’ **Dynamic Weather & Time:** Feel the mountain come alive with changing weather patterns and day-night cycles that keep every run fresh. - β€’ **Explore 7 Legendary Peaks:** Ride all original plus 2 new mountains including K2 & Laax for endless open-world freedom. - β€’ **Authentic Snowboarding Physics:** Experience realistic controls inspired by Skate, with true-to-life tricks and weather dynamics. ## Overview Stoked: Big Air Edition for Xbox 360 elevates snowboarding gaming with 7 open-world mountains, realistic physics, and seamless online competition. Featuring new pros, gear, and dynamic weather, it delivers the most authentic and immersive snowboarding experience on the platform, perfect for players craving freedom and challenge beyond arcade-style stunts. ## Description The original Stoked was the best reviewed Xbox 360 snowboarding title in history. Now Stoked is back with new mountains, new features and a new name: Stoked Big Air Edition Featuring Travis Rice. Featuring more tricks, more events and more pros, Stoked Big Air Edition is the best Stoked yet! Review: The perfect alternative to SSX - I love this game because it offers a great new take on the snowboarding video games. While SSX is a very fun game to play, it is very over the top and everything seem to revolve around doing the most ridiculous stunts you can pull off as often as possible no matter what you're doing. That and the levels can be very linear with bottomless pits scattered all over the place, it can get a little old after a while. Stoked is a nice alternative, the physics feel very realistic, and everything about it is quite similar to the Skate series. Basically, there are various mountains, you select a mountain, select your drop point, and you are free to go wherever you want and do whatever you want. The game has a very laid back style to it, and the structure is very open world. This is one of the only snowboarding games that I have ever played that truly captures the feel of snowboarding in real life, where you are free to go wherever you want on a mountain and simply explore. The controls feel like a mix between Skate and 1080 snowboarding for the N64, where it can be a lot of fun to simply race around and tricks need to be performed off various objects and jumps throughout the mountain, no ollie back flips here! Much like skate, you can't perform ridiculous stunts all over the place, most of the time the best tricks you can perform will be double black flips and 900's, pulling a 1080 is quite the feat in this game, and most of the time you will be performing 360's, 540's, back flips and a mctwist, which keeps everything feeling quite realistic, especially for a snowboarding game. In fact I would say this is the most realistic snowboarding game I have played since ESPN showboarding on PS2, and this game is definitely better than that considering the fact that the level design as well as the controls are a lot better. The graphics could have been better, but considering the fact that this was a relatively low budget video game they are good enough and get the job done. The level design is excellent and the open world aspect is easily the most appealing thing about it. The weather changes along with the time of day in the various mountains which is a pretty cool feature that keeps it feeling fresh, I especially liked the snowflake effects while you are snowboarding on a mountain while it is snowing. Overall I am very impressed with this game and I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for an open world snowboarding game. The menus are very well laid out, and once you load a mountain the loading between runs is very smooth and fast, so I am very impressed with the presentation. There is basically nothing else like this on the market, which is why I am giving it 5 stars, it is a great concept that is very well executed. If you enjoyed Skate and have been looking for a snowboarding game with that style of realistic open world gameplay, look no further. Review: Independent Company, Big Title - Bongfish is a small production studio and, after teaming up with Destineer, they set out to lay down the best snowboarding game to date. Partnered with snowboard video mogul Absinthe Films, Stoked offers some traditional features while introducing some phenomenal new ideas. While the rider customisation is indeed lacking it is apparent that more time was invested into the actual gameplay than visual mods for your rider (though sponsors include Lib Tech, Tech Nine, Burton and other huge names). With actual varying weather patterns you will see the snow stack up or melt away, with various weather conditions you will see new lines and hits emerge on all the mountains. The total accessible area is astounding-- endless square kilometers await your shredtastic setup. The game sets you as a rider on the ever-so-classic search for sponsorship to unlock new gear and terrain. This is accomplished through completion of media challenges (photo, video), on-hill challenges (trick callouts on specific hits, lines, one-up score records, etc) and comps. This revised updated version (Big Air Edition vs. OG Stoked) offers revised versions of the original mountains and two additional new maps. The controls are reminiscent of EA's Skate series, but are unfortunately less refined (though much better in this version than the original)-- resulting in slightly unnatural shifties and slightly cumbersome grab controls. The gameplay easily finds redemption in the use of the triggers to carve or prewind your spins. Also, your riding style (prewinding with big spins, huge tricks or alternatively slow, floaty airs) will gain you bonuses (new grabs, point bonuses) as you further develop your chosen steez. Stoked: Big Air edition shines over the arcade-esque, unrealistic gameplay of past snowboarding titles with the most honest portrayal of the actual act of snowboarding that any game has yet put forth. While a few deficiencies make it apparent that this would have been more polished if from a larger studio, Bongfish has succesfully destroyed any hopes that the Amped or Shaun White series may have retained after initial release. (If you prefer Tony Hawk to Skate, you'll prefer Shaun White over Stoked.... what a bummer that must be.) ## Features - Check out the new race challenges! Each mountain features eight brand new race events that bring the popular online mode to the single-player game experience. Compete against the best racers in the world with Stoked’s seamless online integration. - Ride all five original mountains, plus two all new peaks! Discover new favorite drop points on legendary mountains K2 and Laax, each with all new media challenges and events! - Headlined by Travis Rice, Big Air Edition includes three new pros, new media challenges, new 2009 snowboarding gear, and more! ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B002PK3MEO | | Best Sellers Rank | #77,746 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #2,789 in Xbox 360 Games | | Compatible Video Game Console Models | Microsoft Xbox 360, Microsoft Xbox 360 E | | Computer Platform | Xbox 360 | | Customer Reviews | 2.5 2.5 out of 5 stars (28) | | Date First Available | September 17, 2009 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 3.2 ounces | | Item model number | 828068212940 | | Manufacturer | Destineer | | Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches; 3.2 ounces | | Publication Date | November 17, 2009 | | Rated | Teen | | Release date | November 17, 2009 | | Type of item | Video Game | | UPC | 828068212940 | ## Images ![Stoked: Big Air Edition - Xbox 360 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Uz9NKlCQL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The perfect alternative to SSX *by J***0 on April 4, 2012* I love this game because it offers a great new take on the snowboarding video games. While SSX is a very fun game to play, it is very over the top and everything seem to revolve around doing the most ridiculous stunts you can pull off as often as possible no matter what you're doing. That and the levels can be very linear with bottomless pits scattered all over the place, it can get a little old after a while. Stoked is a nice alternative, the physics feel very realistic, and everything about it is quite similar to the Skate series. Basically, there are various mountains, you select a mountain, select your drop point, and you are free to go wherever you want and do whatever you want. The game has a very laid back style to it, and the structure is very open world. This is one of the only snowboarding games that I have ever played that truly captures the feel of snowboarding in real life, where you are free to go wherever you want on a mountain and simply explore. The controls feel like a mix between Skate and 1080 snowboarding for the N64, where it can be a lot of fun to simply race around and tricks need to be performed off various objects and jumps throughout the mountain, no ollie back flips here! Much like skate, you can't perform ridiculous stunts all over the place, most of the time the best tricks you can perform will be double black flips and 900's, pulling a 1080 is quite the feat in this game, and most of the time you will be performing 360's, 540's, back flips and a mctwist, which keeps everything feeling quite realistic, especially for a snowboarding game. In fact I would say this is the most realistic snowboarding game I have played since ESPN showboarding on PS2, and this game is definitely better than that considering the fact that the level design as well as the controls are a lot better. The graphics could have been better, but considering the fact that this was a relatively low budget video game they are good enough and get the job done. The level design is excellent and the open world aspect is easily the most appealing thing about it. The weather changes along with the time of day in the various mountains which is a pretty cool feature that keeps it feeling fresh, I especially liked the snowflake effects while you are snowboarding on a mountain while it is snowing. Overall I am very impressed with this game and I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for an open world snowboarding game. The menus are very well laid out, and once you load a mountain the loading between runs is very smooth and fast, so I am very impressed with the presentation. There is basically nothing else like this on the market, which is why I am giving it 5 stars, it is a great concept that is very well executed. If you enjoyed Skate and have been looking for a snowboarding game with that style of realistic open world gameplay, look no further. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Independent Company, Big Title *by T***K on October 25, 2010* Bongfish is a small production studio and, after teaming up with Destineer, they set out to lay down the best snowboarding game to date. Partnered with snowboard video mogul Absinthe Films, Stoked offers some traditional features while introducing some phenomenal new ideas. While the rider customisation is indeed lacking it is apparent that more time was invested into the actual gameplay than visual mods for your rider (though sponsors include Lib Tech, Tech Nine, Burton and other huge names). With actual varying weather patterns you will see the snow stack up or melt away, with various weather conditions you will see new lines and hits emerge on all the mountains. The total accessible area is astounding-- endless square kilometers await your shredtastic setup. The game sets you as a rider on the ever-so-classic search for sponsorship to unlock new gear and terrain. This is accomplished through completion of media challenges (photo, video), on-hill challenges (trick callouts on specific hits, lines, one-up score records, etc) and comps. This revised updated version (Big Air Edition vs. OG Stoked) offers revised versions of the original mountains and two additional new maps. The controls are reminiscent of EA's Skate series, but are unfortunately less refined (though much better in this version than the original)-- resulting in slightly unnatural shifties and slightly cumbersome grab controls. The gameplay easily finds redemption in the use of the triggers to carve or prewind your spins. Also, your riding style (prewinding with big spins, huge tricks or alternatively slow, floaty airs) will gain you bonuses (new grabs, point bonuses) as you further develop your chosen steez. Stoked: Big Air edition shines over the arcade-esque, unrealistic gameplay of past snowboarding titles with the most honest portrayal of the actual act of snowboarding that any game has yet put forth. While a few deficiencies make it apparent that this would have been more polished if from a larger studio, Bongfish has succesfully destroyed any hopes that the Amped or Shaun White series may have retained after initial release. (If you prefer Tony Hawk to Skate, you'll prefer Shaun White over Stoked.... what a bummer that must be.) ### ⭐ NOT STOKED *by N***O on November 17, 2010* Game is NTSC, coming from the land downunder we have PAL Xbox 360s. To my knowledge they did'nt make a PAL version of this game?? Played first STOKED, loved it, proberly love this if I could play it :( --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/44909769-stoked-big-air-edition-xbox-360](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/44909769-stoked-big-air-edition-xbox-360) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-05-07*