As all skaters will know, there are two groups of people who really love to make their lives hell: angry pedestrians who think they own the pavements (They do. Ed) and security guards spoiling for a fight every time you ollie into their company’s treasured flower-garden for the tenth time in a row that week.
EA’s SKATE development team at the company’s Vancouver Studios certainly know these things and they have built them into SKATE as an integral part of the games’ experience, as you can see from the latest game trailer, right below.
Oh, and if you need reminding about why SPOnG feels that SKATE’s innovative control system could well just edge it slightly ahead of Tony Hawks in the videogame skateboarding stakes, take a look at our news/video update from last week for a reminder.
EA’s SKATE development team at the company’s Vancouver Studios certainly know these things and they have built them into SKATE as an integral part of the games’ experience, as you can see from the latest game trailer, right below.
Oh, and if you need reminding about why SPOnG feels that SKATE’s innovative control system could well just edge it slightly ahead of Tony Hawks in the videogame skateboarding stakes, take a look at our news/video update from last week for a reminder.
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sneakyduck 8 May 2007 17:28
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Um - is it me or has this game taken a real visual-quality nose dive? Maybe I was watching an FMV or something but I'm sure this used to look a lot more impressive.