I miss the early days of skate 2 this game didnt let me relive them.

Great game the community just sucks; Everyone exploits in versus mode...pointless for multiplayer; Would be fun to play with friends otherwise not worthwhile at all

this game is literally packed with exploits to get people running on their feet 100mph, jumping 200 yards, 20k point tricks...makes multiplayer a waste of time; A bunch of kids who google exploits all day...thats not a game

Amazing game with great graphics. Definitely the best skate game out.

From a technical standpoint, DJ Hero 2 runs and looks better than its predecessor. The game has alleviated most of the small frame rate issues that would sometimes plague DJ Hero . DJ Hero 2 also looks more impressive.

I played this game at my friends house a couple weeks ago and I could not keep my eyes off of it, so I decided I would order it and it shipped very fast and I can not stop playing it, I am addicted and I believe anyone who likes a challenge or just likes to screw around will LOVE this game.

If you love skateboarding games this one is a must lets you create awesome skate parks, its also far more realistic then its rival tony hawks i would recomend this to anyone who loves skateboarding games.

Great online,Great offline,Lots of challenges to complete,Awesome graphics

There is only one city to skate in

Brilliant game. Kids play both on and offline, lots of new tricks for them to learn.. Definitely worth buying. Good enough for all ages.

The game costed thirty bucks for me, and it lasted me over 3 years (no joke). This game could easily be worth 100 dollars and I'd still buy it. A must-buy

Back when the original Sony Playstation was the most important thing in my life, and when I was still trying to decide which profession to choose – professional skateboarding, playing for the Detroit Red Wings, or becoming a pro wrestler – there was one game that took up a ton of my free time: Tony...

In Skate 3, as the old T-shirt slogan goes, "skateboarding is not a crime" - and even if it were, it would be a white-collar crime. Departing from the anti-establishment trappings of Skate 2, the latest game in EA's kiss-our-butt-Tony-Hawk series is a tale of skateboarder as capitalist.

When the original skate rolled out in September 2007, we saw TonyRead the full article…