1080 Snowboarding (Europe) (En, Ja, Fr, De) (ナンバー1080 スノーボード in Japanese) is a snowboarding game developed and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64 in 1998. The game was released in Japan, Europe, and North America. It was the first snowboarding game to be released on a home console. Players can choose from six characters, each with their own unique stats, and can choose from four different snowboards. The game features seven courses, each with different levels of difficulty. The courses are divided into three categories: Slalom, Freestyle, and Big Air. Players can also compete against CPU-controlled opponents or against another human player in a two-player split-screen mode. The game features realistic physics, allowing players to perform tricks such as grabs, flips, spins, and other advanced techniques. The game also features a create-a-snowboard feature, allowing players to customize their boards with different shapes and colors. 1080 Snowboarding was well-received by critics, who praised its realistic physics and controls. It is considered one of the best snowboarding games of its time, and is still enjoyed by many gamers today.