[3] Juho Kuorikoski, in his book Finnish Video Games: A History and Catalog, noted in a more contemporary review how despite "Supreme Snowboarding [not being] the young buck it used to be, it still has that addictive element to it.

[9][10] Tal Blevis of IGN praised the graphics, value for money and "simple fun" of the PC version, but fault was found with the game's relative lack of content.

[6] This sentiment was echoed by Ryan J. Fong of GameSpot, who praised the graphics and gameplay of the same PC version, but also complained about the lack of content and replay value.

"[20] As a technologically advanced game, Supreme Snowboarding was adopted by hardware manufacturers to showcase the potential of PC processors and graphics cards in 1998 and 1999 at industry events.

[5] It was renamed from Supreme Snowboarding 2 following a licensing shift as the publisher was moved from France to the United States and eventually became a moderate hit.

The Unofficial Supreme Snowboarding Hall of Fame YouTube channel (USSHF) showcases the top 4 world records, head-to-head comparisons, and more.