: Early versions included a physical X-Board controller attachment that clipped onto the analog sticks to simulate fingerboarding. Localization Differences

: The Japanese version featured a bizarre plot involving aliens and meteors . This was completely stripped from the Western release, turning it into a "straight" surfing game.

The game features a punk rock soundtrack licensed from . Surfing H3O

: Features include a Tournament mode with six stages per series and a VS Mode where two players alternate turns in a split-screen format.

The game's objective is to navigate large waves, collect multicolored buoys, and perform tricks within a set time limit to earn enough points to progress.

: The control scheme is unique, utilizing both analog sticks—the left for the surfboard's nose and the right for its tail. Shoulder buttons (L1, R1, L2, R2) are used for aerial tricks.