Abstract: Skate 2 follows the “bigger, better, more” sequel mantra to a T, and the result is a game that is better than the original in most respects. The city is bigger, you have more moves, and there is a bit more spit and polish in the presentation. We aren’t...
Abstract: Skate 2 opens up with a live action video sequence that plays out like somebody’s amateur YouTube film. Once the pretentious humor and obscure Shining references finish up, your custom character is released from prison; The reason for his incarceratio...
The first Skate was a refreshing take on virtual skateboarding, so expectations were high for this one. Maybe they were a little too high: Skate 2 doesnt quite deliver the revolutionary skating experience that we were all hoping it would be. Its sti...
Abstract: When Skate was released in 2007, it took a fresh new approach with a control scheme that made tricks feel more realistic and satisfying than in any previous game. Skate 2 refines this system somewhat and, impressively, adds a wealth of new features and...
Abstract: Jye Nelson9.2Almost two years after the original Skate game hit the console world, the franchise returns in Skate 2 that revisits the franchise with an interesting story and once again the award winning gameplay of the original with a few new tweaks a...
