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Gamer Ahmer Travels The WORLD - This RARE Nintendo GameCube Display Was FREE In ALABAMA! - Episode 14
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THIS IS A NEW SERIES! Follow along with me on my COLLECTING JOURNEY as we travel the world in search for RARE Video Game Items! We will first start with the States and end off with a STATE SHOWDOWN! Which place will have the BEST gaming items?!?
1080° Avalanche is a snowboarding video game developed by Nintendo's in-house studio NST and released for the Nintendo GameCube in 2003. The game is a sequel to the Nintendo 64 title 1080° Snowboarding and builds on its predecessor's gameplay and features.
In 1080° Avalanche, players take on the role of one of several snowboarders, each with unique stats and abilities, and race down treacherous mountain slopes. The primary focus is on high-speed racing, where players must navigate through various obstacles and perform tricks to maintain speed and gain an advantage over their competitors. The game features multiple modes, including a robust single-player campaign and competitive multiplayer options, allowing up to four players to race against each other.
One of the standout features of 1080° Avalanche is its emphasis on environmental hazards. Players must dodge avalanches, falling rocks, and other dynamic obstacles that can affect the race's outcome. The game also boasts a realistic physics engine and detailed snow effects, enhancing the immersion and challenge.
With its intense racing action, stunning visuals, and a variety of gameplay modes, 1080° Avalanche offers an exhilarating snowboarding experience for GameCube owners.
The Nintendo GameCube, released in 2001, is a compact gaming console known for its distinctive cube-shaped design and handle for easy portability. It introduced popular games like Super Smash Bros. Melee, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and Mario Kart: Double Dash!! It utilized mini-DVD discs and had a unique controller design, including the iconic WaveBird wireless controller.
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Join me every so often and follow me on my videogame collecting journey. I take you live hunting at the thrift stores, flea markets, yard sales, garage sales, on Facebook Marketplace scores, etc. to add more games to the collection. This starts with one trip to the thrift store and grows from there. Watch to see where this leads and the AMAZING finds I score!!
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