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Disney’s Extreme Skate Adventure

Vicarious Visions 3 Sept 2003 Online: NoListed 24 Jun 2011
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About Disney’s Extreme Skate Adventure

From the archive

This is the original PS2Home fact sheet for Disney’s Extreme Skate Adventure, preserved from the early-2000s archive. Details reflect the PAL release as catalogued at the time.

Official fact sheet

In addition to being able to skate throughout multiple universes, gamers will start off in a real world locale where they can Create-A-Skater and customize their skater with everything from different clothes, hair color and styles (such as Mohawks), shoes, helmets and boards. In addition to customizing, players will be able to encounter real world elements such as fast food restaurants, different clothing brands and styles and other popular culture references.

  • Design your own game character, and then send them through both real world and Disney locales. Secret areas and collectables can be found throughout all of the levels.
  • For the first time ever, skate as 12 different characters from Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story 2, Disney’s The Lion King and Disney’s Tarzan?, such as Buzz Lightyear, Woody, Simba, and Young Tarzan. Plus, 15 non-playable Disney/Pixar friends and foes will interact with you throughout your adventure.
  • Skate like the best, incorporating sweet tricks like ollies, rail grinds, spins and other expert balance moves. Try your stuff on skateboards, Victorian mirrors, frying pans and other cool foot rides. Perform your cool skate moves on any of the surfaces in each world, such as grinding on dominoes in Andy’s Room, spinning your board as you jump off trees in Tarzan’s Jungle, and ollieing over bones in the Elephant Graveyard.
  • Learn pro techniques in Training Mode, complete goals in Career Mode and compete against friends in split-screen Multiplayer Mode. Multiple control modes make it fun for everyone.

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