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It can be multiple reasons as to why this is so. Music has a certain way of being very uplifting. When I played SKATE at my cousins house, not only was he playing music, but there was music in the game, so I had a double dose which made my gaming experience even better. The create a character wasn't too detailed but there were far more clothing choices as far as design and sponsors.

As usual, there were tasks to be completed but they didn't make you feel constrained or limited as far as how you could complete them. The controls took after 'Fight Night', were you had to 'flick' the analog stick in order to perform the wide variety of tricks. Because the graphics were so clear and nothing was too choppy, the parallel between gamer and skater was clearly set. Just about everything can be used to your advantage. You nor the objects are multiple times smaller or larger than they should be. What I love is that everything is true to size. The developers at EA took every positive, crucial, dynamic, realistic element and made a game that I couldn't get bored with. EA SKATE to this very point in time is the epitome of what I look for in a skateboarding game. Thrasher was for me the introductory statement to EA SKATE series. It had Grandmaster Flash - 'White Lines (Don't Do it)', The Sugarhill Gang - ' Rapper's Delight', A frika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force - 'Planet Rock ' and more hip-hop artists. The soundtrack to this one was memorable as well. This was the very first game I can remember that really showcased the rustic street environment and what street skaters go through just trying to do there thing. I just think certain aspects were nailed with Thrasher that other skate games missed a bit. As Lupe said you really had to 'Kick Push' in order to gain speed. The way the skater landed after performing a trick was much more realistic. I don't know if it was Dave Mira's BMX that introduced the rag-doll effect but Thrasher incorporated it as well which I felt aided in setting it apart from other games of the genre. The graphics were sort of cube-ish, and the characters were a little bulky but the tricks were on point and ranged.

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Now, from Pro Skater 1 forward, there were other skate games I played along the way, such as Thrasher: Skate and Destroy. I found myself repeating that level just so I could listen to the music and get better at the controls. Black Planet - 'Out With the Old', I could be wrong. If I'm right, there were two songs played on the demo level, Dub Pistols- 'Cyclone' and I want to say Alley Life ft. It had and additional 3 songs from the previous. When this second installment was released is when I really began paying attention to the soundtrack provided.

It was a competition location featuring mini-bowls, ramps,a quarter-pipe, some rails, and other small features depending on how you look at them. When I played the demo, the only area you could skate was Marseille, France. The game-play changed in some aspects though, as you can manual, really link tricks and there's a few more modes of play.

Aside from some different locations, the surroundings where pretty much the same. Then there was Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, which pushed me closer to the edge. I can't speak for everyone but I was generally exposed to only male, Caucasian skaters prior to this game, so it really changed my outlook towards skateboarding as a whole. What made this game increasingly special is that it showcased both a pro African American skater(Kareem Campbell), and a pro female skater(Elissa Steamer). I know that seems kind of insignificant, but at the time I was stunned. What drew me the most was this huge screen it had on a far wall, and on it was some skate clips, BLEW MY MIND. My favorite skate spot was the Skate Park in Chicago that was half street and half mainly vert. Probably one of my favorite features was the extra videos you could unlock when you fully completed each challenge on each level. I do believe my favorite skaters on the game were Chad Muska and Bob Burnquist, I guess something gelled right when I used those two guys, but essentially I wound up using all the skaters. It only took me a matter of around a week and some change to get the controls down.

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I know I played it on demo initially, and so Tony Hawk's Pro Skaterbecame among one of the very first full version games my mom purchased for me. When I was about 8 or so my mom subscribed me to PlayStation Magazine.

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