Posted Aug 26, 2007 at 08:50PM by Nicolo S. Listed in: Videos, Games, SKATE Tags: Electronic Arts, Skateboarding
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With the release of Electronic Arts' Skate (Xbox 360, PS3) right around the corner, we could smell sweaty anticipation from miles away. EA's attempt to reach a market dominated by Tony Hawk's Pro Skater may very well be a successful one, as most of us know what the gig is all about. Here are some videos showing off what this down-to-earth video game has to offer.

By down-to-earth, we don't mean Skate will be lacking the bells and whistles of a complete skating game. What it brings to the table is more realistic skateboarding, almost strict physics, and no death-defying jumps off half-pipes. Doesn't sound too rad, you say? The first couple of videos will show you what tricks you can bust and how good they look.

The third one is a short but sweet advertisement about encouraging your thumb to nail tricks while playing Skate. That's right - your thumb. Through flickit controls, a dexterous thumb and sticks can do wonders. Find out more by checking the videos out.








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   by GW2 (Unregistered) - 2007-08-27
 » not very good

i suck at this game and im better then him.


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   Re: hahaaaaa (Unregistered) - 2007-08-27
 » GW2 is correct!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

seriously the guy playing was a *****ing insult to gamers everywhere....cut off your thumbs plz

took me 3 sessions to pull just about every trick the guy is capable of (lazer flip, 360 hardflip, varial inward heelflip, quad kickflip, frontflip...you name it)...

it's a fun way to play...but it's not THAT difficult
   by dude (Unregistered) - 2007-08-28
 » It's an advertisement

It's not like he's really that bad it's just to show how the controls require more skill than Tony Hawk's just press a button to do a trick junk. Lay off Rob you guys.



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