Amped 3

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Amped 3
Amped 3 cover.jpg
Developer(s) Indie Built
Publisher(s) 2K Sports
Composer(s) Matt Heider
Engine HydraCore
Aspect ratio 720p
Platform(s) Xbox 360
Release date(s) November 15, 2005
Genre(s) Sports
Mode(s) Single player, multiplayer
Rating(s) PEGI +3
ESRB: T (Teen)
Media DVD-ROM
Input methods Xbox 360 controller

Amped 3 is a snowboarding game, the third installment of the Amped sports game franchise, developed by Indie Built/2K Sports. It expands on previous versions of the Xbox exclusive games by featuring larger levels, customizable terrains, a 300 song soundtrack, and various Xbox Live online features as well as the ability to use a snowmobile, a variety of sleds and even a hang glider. There are also substantial changes to the gameplay which provide for a more irreverent tone, such as challenges in which two players compete to amass the most injuries and a 10 hour story mode presented in a variety of different styles. It is also known for its unique cut scenes using everything from Hand Puppets to Anime.

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 Reception
Review scores
Publication Score
Game Informer 8.5/10
Official Xbox Magazine 8.0/10

The game received moderate to good reviews, with critics citing the game's highly original art style as making up for the occasionally repetitive gameplay. One such reviewer was GameSpot, giving the game a score of 7.6, which they classed as "Good"[1]. The Review collation site GameRankings gave the game a score of 74%, achieved by averaging the scores from other reviews[2]. X-Play gave it a 4/5.

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In GameSpot's Best & Worst of 2005 awards, Amped 3 won Most Outrageous Game[3], and was nominated for Best Licensed Music[4], Best Story[5], Best New Character (for Buck Wad)[6], Funniest Game[7] and Best Alternative Sports Game.[8]

The game features Single player mode only, whilst having mini 2 player games throughout. No online content or play is available

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