slippery doorknob - ah, I remember those days. Getting the handheld version of the console game and your parents not understanding the two versions only share the same name and nothing else. Made me mad, especially when I asked for American wasteland for Christmas one year only to open up the game boy version when Santa came. I think most parents just fell for the handheld game marketing at the time, and weren’t savvy enough to understand that a handheld game is not just a small version of the console version you play on a real TV. A lot of parent probably thought they’d ere actually buying the “cooler” version because handheld games were marketed heavy at the time.
Pkierre Hull but Tony 4 is still better, so I can't see a reason people should play this over Tony 4 but I guess it would be good if you give to some kid for Christmas or birthday.
YES! He didnt mention the soundtrack. But there are some gems for real! Grits - Here We Go will take you back immediately!! "We're gonna play the cut right now, and its going to be a very very big hit...."
Yeah I agree it had some good songs in it like Downfall by Trust Company but then again I also played MX Unleashed which also had that some songs were good in my opinion this game I would say it's alright they did a lot worse but if I had to rate this game I would probably give it a solid 6-6.5 which is pretty solid.
I actually played this as a kid before I even played any of the Tony Hawk games. It was my love for this game that wanted me to get Pro Skater 4 and that got me into the series as a whole.
Wow. Had no idea this existed. RE: Product placements. Skateboarding in general is a fairly product logo heavy culture. And it's just accepted. Although the Nokia dance and a full rendering of an Mc Apple Pie is fairly egregious. XD
it's insane how much high quality videos you keep putting out on a regular basis! great work. When you talked about the weird names for the tricks because they could be offensive I started to ask myself where the name bluntslide/shuvit came from, and who named it. Might be interesting to do a video about these things since I couldn't find a clear answer on that directly, and it seems like something interesting. Keep up the good work!
Not sure if it would be DLC since back when THPS 4 came out the ESRB ratings system was really starting to get taken seriously by parents and mainstream media. Back then, a T for teen rating wouldve been taken more seriously than it is now. I knew kids growing up who literally were not even allowed to look at the box art at GameStop for any game that was rated T, and we’re not allowed to play anything with the rating Until they got into high school. I think this was an attempt by activision to simply make a “mom approved” skateboarding game. THPS 4 was likely too inappropriate for a lot of moms to let their 10 year olds or younger play. The THPS games were made for potheads, skaters or soon to be potheads and skaters. I mean, I was playing THPS 4 at 7 years old, but my dad also bought me perfect dark when I was 4, so take that for what it’s worth. TLDR: I think this was a cheap attempt at activision trying to bet a broader audience for skateboarding games by making a “mom approved” version of THPS 4 and selling it at the same price.
@@skilletburritos8464 Right, he was talking shit about the ring tone sounding like it came from the early 2000s, And I was pointing out it was in fact made in the early 2000s, Which is why it probably sounds like that lol.
Quite frankly, I love this game. When you design a kid using the scaling and all that, you can make a pretty convincing looking kid. Then send them into the fantasy worlds of Disney movies is what makes it a Skate Adventure. Like watching an Amblin film (or Disney for that matter.), which can even include some implied peril (In the Tarzan area and Lion King area mostly). I bought this game when it came out and after rotating my game stock several times of the last 18 years or so, this is one that I have hung on to. It is nitchy and a matter of taste, but all in all, it's a fun game.
What's a daily grind? Like, holding down a regular job, while still finding time to get out and skate on the regular? Still trying to get that trick dialed myself.
This is built in the same engine as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, so that's why it's basically the same thing. Nowadays, it would probably be DLC for Pro Skater 4 rather than its own game.
Just realized you call it "pop" instead of soda. Yup he's from Michigan. I am too, it's good to see a fellow michigander doing great things with skating. Keep up the good work.
2:48 is that a reskin of Alcatraz or The Shipyard or whatever? Aside from College, I think that was my favorite level in THPS4. One day I'm gonna pick up a ps2 and track down a pro skater collection and relive my childhood.
Kent Brockman constantly saying "Fifty fifty grind ... Fiiiiiiiifffty fifty grind" over and over and over. It's scared into my memory man. I'd love a review of this man. Not a great game, but I got good memories of it
I had no idea this existed. As a big THPS fan I might emulate this to give it a try. It’s probably a horrible idea but I would probably play a modernized Disney Skateventure. Just for the combined nostalgia of old Disney movies and THPS, with 2020 graphics
I had the demo disk for this and distinctly remember thinking even as a kid that some of the songs on the game don't really belong on a disney game, there was a song called Downfall by trust company and if you listen to that you will not get disney vibes lol
I think I remember seeing that Sellout by Reel Big Fish was in this game's soundtrack when I was watching this game on GDQ. I have no idea how they managed to get that through but it's so perfect XD
Little Big World from the PS1 version of Tony Hawk 4 and Andy's room from this game seem quite similar - I wonder if the former was a test for this game (different developers aside)?
One of my favorite games. I traded in about 15 years ago at Rhino Games when they still existed and I got a lot of money for it. This is still considered a rare game
I played this game as a child for weeks. As a child, it was awesome I really enjoyed the dance and I know it as it was yesterday. It is really good and I enjoyed much quests. It was like doing something good with my childhood heroes
This game is a big reason I like skateboarding use to play it for hours. Was playing it the other day on emu after I was reminded about it when some played sell out at work which was my favorite song from the soundtrack
I remember playing this game. And although it never happened, I can picture a "Disney's Extreme Skateboard Adventure 2" where it features content from Disney/Pixar's "Monsters Inc.", Disney/Pixar and Marvel Studios' "Big Hero 6", Disney's "Frozen", and Disney/Lucasfilm's "Star Wars". Playable characters would include Sulley, Mike Wazowski, Randall Boggs, Hiro, Baymax, Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Darth Vader, Yoda, Chewbacca, Kylo Ren, Rey, and your own custom skater. There could also be an enhanced version of the create-a-skater mode, plus some unlockable costumes for the characters, and a level editor with elements from Disney-fied levels.
I played this on the original Xbox when I was a kid. Nothing but fun memories about it haha! the character creator was really fun and the soundtrack was easily the best part about it.
This was hands down one of my favorite games as a kid. I found it to be very replayable. But I was also a kid who was very bad at video games and It was the only "Tony Hawk" game i felt proficient at
i can't believe you reviewed that whole game without mentioning Spinnin' Around by Jump5. I worked at Activision while they were testing this game. The testers would religiously torture each other by playing that song over and over until they would clear the floor from everyone trying to get away from the audio torture.
I can't record with the music on because I'll go to copyright jail. So I actually played the whole game without the music. What killed me was the arcade machines singing all the time
this was the first skateboarding game i ever played i rented it from Blockbuster when i was 5 and i knew this wasn't just some weird fever dream i have vague memories of
Nokia spared no expense paying for product placement and hyping things to death especially in North America. But their phones never caught on there in the States from what I heard.
It's odd that "simplified for kids" is a problem with a game (when you play it as an adult at least). I remember so many old games (including Lion King) that were so tough, I'm struggling with them even today, and I've seen modern Let's Players actually give up. 2D era kids games did not mess around.
I actually remember playing this game. Crazy that it looks so different in my head than it does now that I see it. Took awhile to realize that it was the same game til I saw Tarzan grinding the branches LOL
Wait. I played this game once when I was younger at my church. I only remember playing as Buzz and that controller that I was using had a drift, so I couldn't really play much.
Great job! Really cool seeing something a bit different. I have a kids skateboarding game called Go!Go! Hypergrind for the Nintendo Gamecube. It's made by Atlus and they teamed up with Spumco (of Ren and Stimpy fame) for all of the character and world design. I would love to see you give that one a try. It looks like it's pretty wacky.
Was already an older teen by the time this came out but i do think my younger cousin played it she was 9 in 2003. Years prior she'd just sit and watch me play THPS 1 & 2 so yeah this game was def perfect for her, in every way lol
Its so weird to me they'd pick Tarzan AND the Lion King when they're both jungle type levels. You'd think they'd replace Tarzan with something else that has an entirely new visual theme to it, ya know?
i honestly really liked this game, it was fun to play, only thing i didnt like was the songlist was short so after like half an hour id hear the same songs over and over. besides that i enjoyed the game, it was fun
when i was small and i visited my aunt, they were big gamers and had the original XBOX. They had some games burned and this was one of them. They lived in different town, so every time we went there i was just waiting to play this game. I ate lemon cheesecake and played this for many hours a day. I couldn't even read then, so i had to remember what button to press. No one cares, but i shared this story.
I got this game out of a random PS2 game box on eBay, I first thought “what the hell is this”. It’s pretty fun and it’s basically a simplified version of THPS 4 with a Disney twist to it.
i played this game recently on my ps2, i like the game because it reminds me of old disney classic movies, you get to explore the world you experienced from the movie, i think in my opinion they shouldve put more levels but still a cool game, i beat all the challanges already just need to collect the special item for each character and get all 25 items, the only thing i wasnt a fan of is there was a short song list so i had to listen to the same songs over and over
I remember playing this at Lollipops Playland at a holiday program here in NZ where I'm from, first and only time I got to play it and immediately I was hooked but we only got 5 minutes to play before we had to take turns😂 but it was so fun.. I wanna track it down and play it today for nostalgia and be transported back to the best years of my life 😍
I think that the McDonalds placement is because they planned to have this game setup in their Kids play area. I rem ember playing this game when my parents took me to McDonalds.
I can't get over the Nokia product placement! Haha! I agree with Ryan molinary. Review Simpsons Skateboarding! I'm sure it's far less painful then that Goofy skateboarding game. Yikes! That looked miserable! Great job RadRat!
I dont know how many hours I spent on this. It was split between NFSUG, SSX, this and 4×4 Evolution. Way too much time haha I still throw it in time to time to play for the nostalgia factor.
![[TAS] GC Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure by Fog in 13:29.18](/img/n.gif)
I remember renting this from Blockbuster and crying when my parents returned it. They bought me the Gameboy Advance version and I was unamused.
slippery doorknob - ah, I remember those days. Getting the handheld version of the console game and your parents not understanding the two versions only share the same name and nothing else. Made me mad, especially when I asked for American wasteland for Christmas one year only to open up the game boy version when Santa came. I think most parents just fell for the handheld game marketing at the time, and weren’t savvy enough to understand that a handheld game is not just a small version of the console version you play on a real TV. A lot of parent probably thought they’d ere actually buying the “cooler” version because handheld games were marketed heavy at the time.
Had no idea what Andy's room was doing in THUG Pro until I heard of this.
C.Funk99 Yeah
@@claysoggyfries Yeah
@@steamedauroraborealis8208 Yeah
@@durpyislost6212 Yeah
@@gluee8674 yeah
I always wanted to try this game when I was younger, never got it though. That nokia ending cracked me up 😂
I love your video man!
I never had it for my own ps2 but my McDonald’s used to have ps2s to play and I would go there and play it lmao
Nightspeeds love your video
Nightspeeds!!!
So sick to see you here
THIS GAME HAS THE SAME ENGINE AS TONY HAWK PRO SKATER 4, THATS WHY ITS GOOD.
Pkierre Hull but Tony 4 is still better, so I can't see a reason people should play this over Tony 4 but I guess it would be good if you give to some kid for Christmas or birthday.
Honestly. It had 5 good levels. It wasn’t that great. But amazing music
it actually uses THUG's engine since its a ug1/ug2 reskin
@@xSpicySaltx Pretty sure its THPS4 Engine. Since you can’t get off the board and it looks uglier. Also. UG2 has a different engine then UG1
@@yniekac8851 your right. its a direct copy of thps4. wish they used the thug engine though.
Back when I was a kid, this game was my first skateboarding game ever, it made me want to play Tony hawk, that's why I started liking his games!
This was one of my favourite games as a kid, I think I just found it very replayable. And 100% my favourite thing about it is the soundtrack
YES! He didnt mention the soundtrack. But there are some gems for real! Grits - Here We Go will take you back immediately!! "We're gonna play the cut right now, and its going to be a very very big hit...."
Not even a question
For real. I remember deleting my save as a kid just to keep playing lol and then tony hawk underground came out and my life was changed.
I was surprised with how fun that game was when I played it. Had a fun soundtrack too
Yeah I agree it had some good songs in it like Downfall by Trust Company but then again I also played MX Unleashed which also had that some songs were good in my opinion this game I would say it's alright they did a lot worse but if I had to rate this game I would probably give it a solid 6-6.5 which is pretty solid.
WHERES YO HEAD AT AT AT AT
I DONT WANNA BE TOLD TO GROW UPPP
Absolutely loved it
"I think these levels would work better as a spyro level" and then a year and a half later Toys for Bob remakes Spyro.
I actually played this as a kid before I even played any of the Tony Hawk games. It was my love for this game that wanted me to get Pro Skater 4 and that got me into the series as a whole.
Wow. Had no idea this existed. RE: Product placements. Skateboarding in general is a fairly product logo heavy culture. And it's just accepted. Although the Nokia dance and a full rendering of an Mc Apple Pie is fairly egregious. XD
it's insane how much high quality videos you keep putting out on a regular basis! great work. When you talked about the weird names for the tricks because they could be offensive I started to ask myself where the name bluntslide/shuvit came from, and who named it. Might be interesting to do a video about these things since I couldn't find a clear answer on that directly, and it seems like something interesting. Keep up the good work!
Shove it is pretty self-explanatory
@@michaelrapaport4494 Sort of. It's more of a scoop though.
it should have been called "Tony Hawks pro skater 4: Disney edition"
Yep, nowadays it'd probably be DLC rather than its own game.
@@computerkid1416 Exactly.
Traze The trick list was watered down though
Not sure if it would be DLC since back when THPS 4 came out the ESRB ratings system was really starting to get taken seriously by parents and mainstream media. Back then, a T for teen rating wouldve been taken more seriously than it is now. I knew kids growing up who literally were not even allowed to look at the box art at GameStop for any game that was rated T, and we’re not allowed to play anything with the rating Until they got into high school. I think this was an attempt by activision to simply make a “mom approved” skateboarding game. THPS 4 was likely too inappropriate for a lot of moms to let their 10 year olds or younger play. The THPS games were made for potheads, skaters or soon to be potheads and skaters. I mean, I was playing THPS 4 at 7 years old, but my dad also bought me perfect dark when I was 4, so take that for what it’s worth.
TLDR: I think this was a cheap attempt at activision trying to bet a broader audience for skateboarding games by making a “mom approved” version of THPS 4 and selling it at the same price.
Pro Skater 4 for 4.5
I remember living the skateboarding in spyro 3 back in the day
"sounds like a early crappy 2000's cell phone" *game released in 2003* i love watching reviews on older games and people say stuff like this lol
2003 is early 2000s. You wouldn't say it's mid or late 2000s.
@@skilletburritos8464 Right, he was talking shit about the ring tone sounding like it came from the early 2000s, And I was pointing out it was in fact made in the early 2000s, Which is why it probably sounds like that lol.
Quite frankly, I love this game. When you design a kid using the scaling and all that, you can make a pretty convincing looking kid. Then send them into the fantasy worlds of Disney movies is what makes it a Skate Adventure. Like watching an Amblin film (or Disney for that matter.), which can even include some implied peril (In the Tarzan area and Lion King area mostly). I bought this game when it came out and after rotating my game stock several times of the last 18 years or so, this is one that I have hung on to. It is nitchy and a matter of taste, but all in all, it's a fun game.
Man hearing you say “Woody does tre-flips” as woody shreds in an official Disney property onscreen is... surreal
BRO THIS GAME WAS MY CHILD HOOD BRUH THE MEMORIES
They have flatland tricks as well, Woody does a truckstand and it’s called “If Rodney was a Cowboy”
I loved this game growing up the sound track brings me so much happiness
What's a daily grind? Like, holding down a regular job, while still finding time to get out and skate on the regular? Still trying to get that trick dialed myself.
This is built in the same engine as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, so that's why it's basically the same thing. Nowadays, it would probably be DLC for Pro Skater 4 rather than its own game.
Just realized you call it "pop" instead of soda. Yup he's from Michigan. I am too, it's good to see a fellow michigander doing great things with skating. Keep up the good work.
We call it "pop" in Minnesota to pretty sure it's a Midwestern thing.
1st Skateboarding game and 2nd PS2 game ever! This is what got me into the Tony Hawk franchise and it was super fun for me
THIS GAME WAS MY CHILDHOOD AND GOT ME INTO SKATING AND THE SOUNDTRACK WAS GREAT TO!!
Shane Downey haha Sell Out what one of my favorite games for years haha
When I played Spyro back in the day, I believe it was the third game, there was a skateboarding area/level and I lost hours of my life to that 😂
This game was so fun. Its like the kids version of tony hawk pro skater
I had this game on PS2, THUG for XBOX Original and then THPS4 for PS2 as my first Skating games.
That’s insane, I thought this game was something I made up inside my head lol
2:48 is that a reskin of Alcatraz or The Shipyard or whatever? Aside from College, I think that was my favorite level in THPS4. One day I'm gonna pick up a ps2 and track down a pro skater collection and relive my childhood.
Do Simpsons skateboarding next haha
Kent Brockman constantly saying "Fifty fifty grind ... Fiiiiiiiifffty fifty grind" over and over and over. It's scared into my memory man. I'd love a review of this man. Not a great game, but I got good memories of it
I don't know which one's worse, that or Pro Skater 5.
Demon Rantz pro skater 5
8:26 you can see the same character twice - dancing and skating on the left.
I had no idea this existed. As a big THPS fan I might emulate this to give it a try. It’s probably a horrible idea but I would probably play a modernized Disney Skateventure. Just for the combined nostalgia of old Disney movies and THPS, with 2020 graphics
The ultimate elementary soundtrack of the 2000s
My little sis and I would play this game a lot, and sing the soundtrack! Haha, it was pretty addictive man
I used to play this game non-stop, was one of my favourites haha
This and Thrillville off the Rails, were my jam as a kid.
I had the demo disk for this and distinctly remember thinking even as a kid that some of the songs on the game don't really belong on a disney game, there was a song called Downfall by trust company and if you listen to that you will not get disney vibes lol
Still waiting for the sequel to this game
I think I remember seeing that Sellout by Reel Big Fish was in this game's soundtrack when I was watching this game on GDQ. I have no idea how they managed to get that through but it's so perfect XD
This is the skateboarding game I owned and grew up playing. I loved it as a kid and still love it now, playing it at least once a year
Little Big World from the PS1 version of Tony Hawk 4 and Andy's room from this game seem quite similar - I wonder if the former was a test for this game (different developers aside)?
One of my favorite games. I traded in about 15 years ago at Rhino Games when they still existed and I got a lot of money for it. This is still considered a rare game
I played this game as a child for weeks. As a child, it was awesome I really enjoyed the dance and I know it as it was yesterday. It is really good and I enjoyed much quests. It was like doing something good with my childhood heroes
Cool, toys for bob is still alive and kicking releasing both Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy and Spyro Reignited Trilogy
This game is a big reason I like skateboarding use to play it for hours. Was playing it the other day on emu after I was reminded about it when some played sell out at work which was my favorite song from the soundtrack
I used to play it back in 05 or 06, and I loved it. My friends and I used to rock that spot at the port.
I remember playing this game. And although it never happened, I can picture a "Disney's Extreme Skateboard Adventure 2" where it features content from Disney/Pixar's "Monsters Inc.", Disney/Pixar and Marvel Studios' "Big Hero 6", Disney's "Frozen", and Disney/Lucasfilm's "Star Wars". Playable characters would include Sulley, Mike Wazowski, Randall Boggs, Hiro, Baymax, Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Darth Vader, Yoda, Chewbacca, Kylo Ren, Rey, and your own custom skater. There could also be an enhanced version of the create-a-skater mode, plus some unlockable costumes for the characters, and a level editor with elements from Disney-fied levels.
321SPONGEBOLT ugh I’ve been dreaming of a sequel since I was a kid. They should definitely get that in the works soon. I would play it
I played this on the original Xbox when I was a kid. Nothing but fun memories about it haha! the character creator was really fun and the soundtrack was easily the best part about it.
Have you seen "Little Big World" level from THPS4 on PS1?
THPS4 had the best levels in my opinion. Alcatraz was awesome
This was hands down one of my favorite games as a kid. I found it to be very replayable. But I was also a kid who was very bad at video games and It was the only "Tony Hawk" game i felt proficient at
i can't believe you reviewed that whole game without mentioning Spinnin' Around by Jump5. I worked at Activision while they were testing this game. The testers would religiously torture each other by playing that song over and over until they would clear the floor from everyone trying to get away from the audio torture.
I can't record with the music on because I'll go to copyright jail. So I actually played the whole game without the music. What killed me was the arcade machines singing all the time
I remember playing this as a kid. Even started playing it again last year and I found it pretty enjoyable at the time.
this was the first skateboarding game i ever played i rented it from Blockbuster when i was 5 and i knew this wasn't just some weird fever dream i have vague memories of
There's another kids skateboarding game called Backyard Skateboarding. I've never played it but there is some footage here on TH-cam
I played this as a kid and now I realize why it felt so decent. (I didn't know it ran off of the THPS4 engine)
I want this remaked as DLC for new THPS remaked game.
Nokia spared no expense paying for product placement and hyping things to death especially in North America. But their phones never caught on there in the States from what I heard.
It's odd that "simplified for kids" is a problem with a game (when you play it as an adult at least).
I remember so many old games (including Lion King) that were so tough, I'm struggling with them even today, and I've seen modern Let's Players actually give up. 2D era kids games did not mess around.
this game was my childhood
Never heard about this, but this is awesome!
I actually remember playing this game. Crazy that it looks so different in my head than it does now that I see it. Took awhile to realize that it was the same game til I saw Tarzan grinding the branches LOL
if it came out now you could skate as Han Solo. a zootopia level would be sick actually.
Wait there were challenges in this game? I just remember skating around for some reason lol.
a close game would be jet set radio and jet set radio future and soon Bomb Rush Cyberfunk too
Have you played 720 for NES?
Wait. I played this game once when I was younger at my church. I only remember playing as Buzz and that controller that I was using had a drift, so I couldn't really play much.
Great job! Really cool seeing something a bit different. I have a kids skateboarding game called Go!Go! Hypergrind for the Nintendo Gamecube. It's made by Atlus and they teamed up with Spumco (of Ren and Stimpy fame) for all of the character and world design. I would love to see you give that one a try. It looks like it's pretty wacky.
Yeah! I have that on my list as one to pick up, but I haven't seen it anywhere yet
Was already an older teen by the time this came out but i do think my younger cousin played it she was 9 in 2003. Years prior she'd just sit and watch me play THPS 1 & 2 so yeah this game was def perfect for her, in every way lol
Its so weird to me they'd pick Tarzan AND the Lion King when they're both jungle type levels. You'd think they'd replace Tarzan with something else that has an entirely new visual theme to it, ya know?
I remember there being a rocket power skating game for ps1 or 2. Remember it being fun but it was also like 10+ years ago.
Thanks for the tip. I'll see if I can find it.
Can't wait for the day to come when you review Disney Sports Skateboarding
i honestly really liked this game, it was fun to play, only thing i didnt like was the songlist was short so after like half an hour id hear the same songs over and over. besides that i enjoyed the game, it was fun
when i was small and i visited my aunt, they were big gamers and had the original XBOX. They had some games burned and this was one of them. They lived in different town, so every time we went there i was just waiting to play this game. I ate lemon cheesecake and played this for many hours a day. I couldn't even read then, so i had to remember what button to press. No one cares, but i shared this story.
I got this game out of a random PS2 game box on eBay, I first thought “what the hell is this”. It’s pretty fun and it’s basically a simplified version of THPS 4 with a Disney twist to it.
i played this game recently on my ps2, i like the game because it reminds me of old disney classic movies, you get to explore the world you experienced from the movie, i think in my opinion they shouldve put more levels but still a cool game, i beat all the challanges already just need to collect the special item for each character and get all 25 items, the only thing i wasnt a fan of is there was a short song list so i had to listen to the same songs over and over
I loved disney skating when i was a kid. Idk if it was good but i do know i loved it with a passion
I remember playing this at Lollipops Playland at a holiday program here in NZ where I'm from, first and only time I got to play it and immediately I was hooked but we only got 5 minutes to play before we had to take turns😂 but it was so fun.. I wanna track it down and play it today for nostalgia and be transported back to the best years of my life 😍
Did ya get on the metal gear solid 2 special edition???
Always enjoy your vids, Rad. Keep up the good work man.
Dunno if anyone has pointed this out, but It was on the Gamecube too.
The soundtrack is pretty dope. Sum 41 , Trust Company,. etc.
Something I remember from this. Blunt stalls are labelled as disasters.
Little did he know Zazu the bird was a double agent for At&T
Played this completed and its was brilliant and also surprised there wasnt a sequel
I still have this game and I still have a huge desire to play it again...just need to get my backwards compatible PS3 fixed.
Are you able to do a Skate review? Man what a great game surprised it's not here anywhere!
Also fun videos, subbed. 👍
I think that the McDonalds placement is because they planned to have this game setup in their Kids play area. I rem ember playing this game when my parents took me to McDonalds.
You should review Backyard Skateboarding for the PC. Loved that game as a kid.
I can't get over the Nokia product placement! Haha! I agree with Ryan molinary. Review Simpsons Skateboarding! I'm sure it's far less painful then that Goofy skateboarding game. Yikes! That looked miserable! Great job RadRat!
mike james “Miserable” you’ve never even played it
I dont know how many hours I spent on this. It was split between NFSUG, SSX, this and 4×4 Evolution. Way too much time haha I still throw it in time to time to play for the nostalgia factor.
Why is the ui so similar to thps4, it looks like a mod more than an original game
Yesssss. You said Pop. I'm sorry but any youtuber I watch they always say soda. Fucking finally. Northern skater boys unite lol
one of my first gba games as a kid also had underground and a e reader best Christmas ever had
Loved it Rad Rat, glad your reviewing these Tony Hawk Spinoffs. I have played this game, its actually pretty fun.
2:30 how come the place there trying to get is Nirvana
Ahahahhaha!!! I had this game as a kid and I absolutely LOVED it! It was so fun. All I tried to do was get the longest grind possible
6:12 ""Lava is hot"" oh really ? I thought lava was cold...
Love your game reviews man! Binge watching all of them now in 2019!
Says theres no spines in the game, proceeds to grind a spine in the elephant grave yard:p