Steep Slope Sliders
↘ 2.1%
😊 7.6/10
(Sega Saturn - JP, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Cave
Published_By:
Tec Toy
Released On:
01 Jan 1997
Steep Slope Sliders is a snowboarding game offering a free rotation system for a large variety of tricks. The game sees you picking one of a motley crew of boarders and taking to the slopes as you try to get the best times and/or scores on each slope. Courses from Canada to Italy to Japan are available, as well as the option to play on a half-pipe purely for points and an Alpine track for time attacks. In addition, the game boasts a number of unlockable characters and locations. It also features a replay system with editable camera/graphics effects, and thanks to the Saturn's clock you'll find yourself boarding at the various locales at an appropriate time of day relative to the system clock setting.
EAN-13:
4988110600333 (Japan)
EAN-13:
4988110600357 (Japan)
ASIN:
B000092PIR (Japan)
Sega Region Code:
T-9112G (Japan)
Sega Region Code:
T-9116G (Japan)
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Number of Players Supported:
1 Player
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
Character Selection
Choose a snowboarder. Before confirming, press the D-Pad up or down to specify the stance. "REGULAR" means left foot forward with the body facing right. "GOOFY" means right foot forward with the body facing left. Press Button A or C to select the rider.
Course Information
When the course first appears, the following information is displayed on screen:
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The course location (and the current time if TIME PROG. ON is selected in Options).
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The BEST TIME achieved on the course so far.
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The course TARGET TIME.
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The BGM (background music) for the run.
If you take longer than the target time, you have not cleared the course quickly enough and cannot replay or save the run. Press the D-Pad left or right to select a different BGM track.
Extreme 02: Japan
Launching yourself off the edge of a cliff, you land on a glacial ice floe. Just follow the curves of the course and you'll be fine. Further down the course, you encounter a rural farm, so try not to trash the place. There is ample opportunity for jumps, so if your timing's right, you can rack up some points.
Target Time: 2'20"00
Best Time: 1'40"00
Extreme 03: Italy
It's rare for anyone to survive this course without suffering severe injury or mental trauma. This is a place where nature really comes alive: the rocks are out to get you and the trees are lying in wait. Some riders, it is said, are never seen again.
Target Time: 2'20"00
Best Time: 1'40"00
Options Menu
Press the D-Pad up or down to bring up the options. Press Button B from within each section to return to the Main Menu.
Ranking
Here you can see the top 5 runs on each course. Press the D-Pad left or right to see the rankings for another course. Press the D-Pad up or down to see the next ranking.
Replay
First select whether you wish to load data from SYSTEM RAM or CARTRIDGE RAM (Sega Saturn Backup RAM cartridge). Then select the data you wish to load. Once the data has loaded, you can REPLAY it, or EDIT the replay. After changing the replay data, you can SAVE the data again.
Sound Test
Here you can play the Steep Slope Sliders BGM tracks back to back. Highlight a SOUND (track) number by pressing the D-Pad left or right. Press A or C to play the track with the currently set trippy background EFFECT providing onscreen Hypnotainment™.
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EFFECT: Select one of the spacewarp-phaseronstun backgrounds to help tune in to the audio.
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MONO: Select STEREO or MONO sound output.
Time Progress
With this option set to ON, the computer determines the time of day or night at each course location. Each course is rendered accordingly, so if it's late at night, the sky is dark. With this option OFF, all boarding takes place during the day.
Edit Mode Overview
EDIT mode allows you to turn a previously saved replay into a work of art. Press Button B to switch between the Top and Bottom Edit Panels. The letters at the head of each column correspond to a section of the course. When a letter is highlighted, the corresponding section of the course is highlighted in the diagram on the left side of the screen.
Press Button Z to PREVIEW from the currently highlighted section. Press Button Y to REPLAY the whole edited run. Note that in sections where no tricks were performed, editing is not possible.
Top Edit Panel Features
The Course Diagram shows the selected area in red and indicates camera positioning at each section. The Replay Edit panel features include:
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1. Replay edit zone: The currently selected section of the course that you can edit.
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2. CAM: Position the camera in one of five positions at each section. Positioning is indicated on the course diagram.
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3. ANGLE:
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R: Camera is to the right
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RF1: Camera is to the front right
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RF2: Slightly higher position than RF1
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FRNT: Camera is in front
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RR: Camera is to the rear right
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LF: Camera is to the left
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TOP: Camera is above
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TL: Camera moves from the side to the rear
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4. DIS: Control the distance between the camera and the subject.
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5. SLOW:
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ON: Trick shown in slow motion
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OFF: Trick shown at normal speed
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6. EFF1: Add a special effect to the shot.
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NOP: No special effect
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RPT1/RPT2/RPT3: Shot repeated 3, 4, or 5 times
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RZM1/RZM2/RZM3: Trick shown 3, 4, or 5 times, each shot closer than the last
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RCT1/RCT2/RCT3: Shot repeats 3, 4, or 5 times, alternating between close and distant front/side views
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CUT1/CUT2/CUT3: Series of 4, 5, or 6 short cuts
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ROL1/ROL2/ROL3/ROL4: Camera rotates 360 degrees clockwise or count
Controls
Start
PAUSE the game
Button A
Appear pause menu
Button C
Appear pause menu
CONTINUE
Resume the current run
RESTART
Start the same course from the beginning
QUIT
Go to the Title Screen
Enemies & Characters
Sabine
Sabine attended finishing school in Switzerland and is at home in the mountains, knowing how to handle the toughest snowboard terrain despite her gentle manner.
Antonio
Tony comes from an Italian hometown famous for producing world-class skiers and has a flair for going against the grain, making snowboarding his passion.
Chris
A top freestyle pro, Chris is paid by sponsors to try out the latest gear at the coolest resorts in the world.
Matt
Matt previously practiced aikido in the 'dojo' and now spends his winters on a board, learning from nature.
Tips & Maps
Tricks
Pull off a combination of moves after takeoff to earn Trick Points and respect.
Extreme 00
A short, wide beginners' training course in Russia with dangerous rocks, suitable for launching tricks or carving turns.
Extreme 01
A U.S.A. course requiring negotiation of sharp turns and solid trees after jumping from a helicopter down a dam.
Alpine Course
A speed course in Japan where you must follow slalom gate arrows to avoid time penalties.
Snow Board Park
A long, difficult jibbers' playground in New Zealand that offers the opportunity for crazy stunts.
Half Pipe
An ultimate test of cool in Canada where the goal is to catch air and earn as many Trick Points as possible.
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