What I am reviewing, however, is Skate 3, the latest installment in the titular series, who have been slowly catching up to the Tony Hawk games, mainly due to the declining quality of that series and Skate 3’s extreme popularity with the online community, particularly YouTube, with many a “LOL Compilation Xd (Gone Sexual) (18+)” dedicated to it’s quote-on-quote “hilarious” glitches and the like. I’m not even reviewing a Tony Hawk game, so why I’ve dedicated eight lines to it beats the hell out of me.
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The Tony Hawk franchise had remained popular due to the pretty consistent quality the games have stuck to, that is, of course, until 2009, with RIDE and its godawful peripheral, and 2015 with the much-awaited Pro Skater 5 being also pretty lackluster from all accounts.ĪNYWAY.
Now, I’m sure when I bring up the phrase “skateboarding” and stick “games” on the back end of it, your attention will immediately be drawn to the Tony Hawk franchise, as it was that franchise that capitalized on the skateboarding boom of the of the late 90s/early 00s, when you could listen to Sum 41 and say “rad” without being ridiculed and, most likely, especially if I’m about, brutally murdered what a time to be alive. But screw that poncy crap, let’s carve some wood. I could be a skilled football (that’s the real football, not the glorified rugby across the pond (I don’t know what I’m talking about (Please don’t hurt me))) player, a basketballer, golfer or, any kids dream, table tennis player. So, it’s a good thing that I can disguise this self-disgust whenever I pick up my controller and pop on a “sports” game.
As you’ll know from my voluptuous figure and overall “cannot-be-assed” attitude to life, I’m no hot stuff when it comes to the athletic scene.
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