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With stunning graphics, exactly reproduced tracks and the envolvement of 19 real athletes, the fun of racing and the challenge of world cup competition has never been so exciting. Start your own career as rookie among the stars or try your luck with the virtual likeness of a real pro.

Of course, there is an unavoidable amount of sameyness among the different courses - there are, after all, only so many variations on 'a professsionally-prepared route down a snowy mountain with orange barriers at either side', but once you get into it, you'll stop caring.

If anything, the almost total lack of gimmicks along the courses allows both the game and the player to become more focused on what really matters here - bombing it down the course as fast as you bloody well can - and you begin to find yourself appreciating the purity and tight design of the courses as a result. They're not sparse - they're just free of clutter. On top of that, your character handles surprisingly well although it sort of depends on his stats, but we'll get to that in a minute , and you'll quickly find yourself aiming for the most smooth and efficient routes possible, even when you're just playing using the keyboard.

Using a gamepad with analogue sticks is obviously preferable if you want to shave those oh-so-vital milliseconds off your times, but the game is still remarkably fluid and playable if you just stick with the keyboard's digital controls. Here you can either take on the role of famous skiers Bode Miller or Hermann Maier neither of which I'd heard of prior to playing the game, but that's probably just me being ignorant , or you can create your very own skier from scratch and advance through the ranks whilst managing your budget, equipment, training, skill levels, and so on.

Sounds like a total headache, but it's not all that bad when you get into it, and I'm a total sucker for any game that lets me improve my character's abilities in ridiculously tiny amounts as I play. You also get to assign a coach, and a guy who waxes your skis before each race.

Better coaches mean better stat increases before races, and better waxers mean your skis will be more suited to the different kinds of snow you encounter on each course. There's also the option to do the waxing yourself, but I quickly decided I was too stupid for that.

Managing your staff is pretty simple, though - you're given a list of people for hire, each with their own colourful little description surprisingly well-written too, they actually got a few giggles out of me , and a couple of stats that give you a clearer indication of their abilities, with a salary to match. This is a big event, it covers all disciplines across forty events at all locations.

This and free play are the essence of the single player game. Multiplayer has a few options. You can set a game up to play on a LAN or join an internet game, you can start a server or a network game where events, locations and even the weather can be set up for just the kind of competition you want, with the amount of players you want. A nice touch is the Event Editor under the Extras menu. This enables you to add, remove or reposition gates so courses can be tweaked to make them harder or easier.

Penalties can also be set, a player can be disqualified or have a time penalty added for missing a gate. So how does it play? Very nicely actually. You start in the gate at the top of the run and a 'swinging meter' bobs up and down. Click the button you have selected when the meter is as near to the top as you can and off you go. The meter determines the amount of boost you kick off with.