Bishop's right, this was a huge leap forward for skiing's train of thought.
A symbolic message to the rest of the world that skiing in the backcountry, doing tricks that you enjoy, and keeping things smooth were way more important than a kangaroo flip or a super-tech switch 10.
Now, a lot of skiing has converged, with doubles looking steezy (off huge BC booters and pyramid gap nonetheless), people like Sean Petit really (REALLY) amping up the style and tricks in the middle of big-mountain lines, and more people generally appreciating the importance of flow in slopestyle and big-mountain.
so, yes, HUGE. Doesn't need to be seen, it should be in your mind already :)