EA Sports boss Peter Moore has told Eurogamer that there are no current plans to resurrect the SSX series of snowboarding games.

Moore was speaking to Eurogamer at E3 in a wide-ranging and slightly bonkers interview that also touched upon Andrew Wilson's golf skills at the Sony conference, Kirby's Epic Yarn and one of our readers' use of the word "milk".

"SSX is a fabulous piece of intellectual property. You never say never, but there's nothing to say right now," Moore told Eurogamer.

When asked what kind of approach EA might take were the publisher to look at restoring the series, which debuted on PlayStation 2, Moore indicated that it would not be enough simply to approach it with the same ideas in mind.

"Well, everybody talks about Tricky," he said. "I think we'd have to look at how you bring back SSX's snowboarding mechanic and make it relevant.

"It's been a number of years, some people may not even have played an SSX game. You've got to look at the current marketplace and Shaun White coming back again."

EA Sports' last SSX title was the disappointing SSX Blur on Wii.

Check out our recent SSX 3 retrospective if you fancy taking a look back at one of the series' brighter moments.

Meanwhile, you can check out the full Peter Moore interview elsewhere on the site.

Eurogamer: @lingmops says: are we ever going to get more SSX and if we are, can it be SSX 3 and not On Tour?

Peter Moore: SSX is a fabulous piece of intellectual property. You never say never, but there's nothing to say right now.

Eurogamer: Speaking hypothetically, if you were having a meeting about it coming back, would you suggest going down the On Tour route?

Peter Moore: Well, everybody talks about Tricky. I think we'd have to look at how you bring back SSX's snowboarding mechanic and make it relevant. It's been a number of years, some people may not even have played an SSX game. You've got to look at the current marketplace and Shaun White coming back again.

SSX is a fabulous piece of intellectual property. You never say never, but there's nothing to say right now,

I guarantee that a new SSX game would be better than a new Twisted Metal game. I know it's not the same publisher, but...

Current market? Ha! If you look all over the internet,, like 25% of people like Shaun White better then SSX. I thought they learned their lesson after the whole Criterion thing, but wow, how could they be so blind?

Sigh, somehow, somewhere, I also get the feeling they might be up to something, or at least thinking about making it, with SSX 10th year after all!

I read some of the comments in the site and I must admit, I would like a new SSX game rather then a HD remake, but if they choose to do a remake, I guess I'll still buy it.