Bought it for one of my brothers because it was his favorite of the skate series and I and my brother enjoyed playing even with the funny glitches that occured it was still fun to play so I figured might as well get it.

Skate 2 is one of the best games on consoles. Even if you're not into skateboarding, this game flows so good and it's smoothness, places to skateboard and all the world of San Vanelona (game's city) feels so right that it's impossible not to enjoy.

Not a lot to say about this really, it's a skating game does what it says on the tin. The controls are excellent and pulling off tricks is really satisfying but some of the more complex moves can be frustrating to master but that's what skating is like.

this game for genre of sport, very well. because it has many new movement from skating. overall this game is good. just want to buy the sequel.

South Park is the only cartoon that I have watched every episode of. I have seen most episodes dozens of times and even have the show series-linked on Comedy Central. As a hardcore fan of the show, South Park: The Stick of Truth was one of my most anticipated games of 2014.

Whilst Skate 2 isn't polished to a gleaming shine, sporting issues with the environment, both getting stuck on it and manipulating items within it, it is an accomplished game. The open-ended scope of these playgrounds, and the overall control the player has interacting with them, makes Skate 2 a lot...

The city of New San Vanelona is massive; The flickit control system is great once mastered; Pulling off neat tricks is extremely satisfying

Learning the game takes patience; Walking isn't as fluid as skating; Challenges can be very hard

Skateboarding is not about kick-flipping over elephants, gapping moving helicopters or sliding the entire length of a roller coaster on a two-foot piece of wood. Sure, there are a handful of individuals who have done that sort of stuff (probably) but the truth is, skateboarding is about hanging...

Instinctive, with near-infinite potential; only familiarity numbs its raw playable thrills.

series. While it did not necessarily leave its rival crumpled in a heap on the skate-park floor, it certainly added a few grazes and scrapes to those multi-million selling knees. This was largely due to the control system, which more tightly plugged the player into the feel of skateboarding, whether...

The first time I ever played a Skate game was the original demo for the first one, from that I knew I had a gem in my hands, so long was spent playing on just a demo. However I never actually got around to purchasing the full game for some silly reason but after I also spent hours upon hours on the...

Super fun gameplay; grat multiplayer online and offline; ace soundtrack; plenty to do

the odd glitch; no local multiplayer free roam