Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 0.22m
Platform: Wii
Developer: Ubisoft Montreal	Genre: Sports

Total Units

Boxart	Title	Publisher	Region	Date	Distribution
	Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage	Ubisoft	North America	08th November 2009	Retail
	Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage	Ubisoft	Europe	13th November 2009	Retail

Character
Shaun White

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	stof (on 20 January 2010) It's not selling because everyone is buying Road Trip instead. It'll probably be some time before the numbers on this game pick up.
	primogen18 (on 07 December 2009) It has online leader boards, which is something in a world of 3rd parties who seem to hate online on Wii games overall. I guess if it is too similar in every other way alot of people feel the same, why get it. There's also the complete lack of advertisement as well, so maybe most fans of the orig have no idea it came out.
	bazmeistergen (on 01 December 2009) This just seems too similar to me. Rabbids is a much better release. I liked the first Shaun White, but nothing about this motivates me to get it.
	Mendoza85 (on 30 November 2009) Ubisoft is complaining about the Wii games sales but do nothing to make a decent game. The last games have been a piece of shit.
	Majin-Tenshinhan (on 28 November 2009) ... Wow. Talk about a bomb.
	Chrizum (on 27 November 2009) It doesn't have online and there's no "real" motion plus functionality too. In fact, it's almost exactly the same game as the first, and that's incredible lazy.
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