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Skate or Die!
Skate or Die, developed and published by Electronic Arts in 1987.
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Player's Review
"GO SKATE OR GOHOME
Rodney's Skate Shop
Stop by and pick up a board, check the high scores, grab a boffing stick, or shoot the bull.. bull. He's rude and raunchy, but he's the only store in town.
Hit the Streets
From Rodney's you're set to skate and annoy. 5 unique events capture all the action and none of the scars of real skateboarding."
A well presented game consisting of five events. I was never any good at the game and that hasn't changed now so no high scores to be found here but I try. As a single player game, it is very short and a little boring unless you really like to score attack your scores or anyone else's that have left there scores on your game.
Controls are annoying requiring various combinations of fire plus direction and very precise timing. I have no patience for these type of games. With the game being so short I played through it twice to try and show off more moves or routes. There is no real end to the game and you can play events over and over until you get the scores you want.
00:00:00 Title Music
00:05:40 Ramp
00:06:33 High Jump
00:07:18 Downhill
00:07:55 Jam
00:09:20 Pool Joust
00:10:37 Second Play
Rodney's Skate Shop
Stop by and pick up a board, check the high scores, grab a boffing stick, or shoot the bull.. bull. He's rude and raunchy, but he's the only store in town.
Hit the Streets
From Rodney's you're set to skate and annoy. 5 unique events capture all the action and none of the scars of real skateboarding."
A well presented game consisting of five events. I was never any good at the game and that hasn't changed now so no high scores to be found here but I try. As a single player game, it is very short and a little boring unless you really like to score attack your scores or anyone else's that have left there scores on your game.
Controls are annoying requiring various combinations of fire plus direction and very precise timing. I have no patience for these type of games. With the game being so short I played through it twice to try and show off more moves or routes. There is no real end to the game and you can play events over and over until you get the scores you want.
00:00:00 Title Music
00:05:40 Ramp
00:06:33 High Jump
00:07:18 Downhill
00:07:55 Jam
00:09:20 Pool Joust
00:10:37 Second Play
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