720°
This is the first extreme sports video game and it has got a unique timed structure that in order to keep the game going requires the player score points. Released in 1987, this arcade, skateboarding game was published by U.S. Gold Ltd. and developed by Atari Games Corporation. An ultimate trick, turning a full 720° (two complete circles) in the air after jumping off a ramp gave its name to this video game.
In Skate City, there are four events for a skateboarder to complete. They are: Ramp (the
It is skateboarding game released in 1986 by Atari. It was the first extreme sports videogame. You run your skate using miscellaneous objects as ramps to perform loops and jumps. You have a number of tickets to enter one of four parks where you can win cash, buy equipment and improve your skills. The timer shows you time left upon arrival of “Skate or Die” choice – you are to either enter a tournament or die by killer bees.
There are four levels of difficulty in this game, each is presented by a Skate City which is a gate between four parks. Thus you have to win a total of 16 events to complete the “720 degrees”. To locate all these parks you need to find a map icon and roll over it. Flying hammers, water, sand, cars and motorcycles are all over roads so beware of them or you can lose your life.
720°, or 720 Degrees is skateboarding game, was one of the first extreme sports game.
Play as skateboarder in Skate City, one of the largest skateparks. 720 Degrees begins with the player controlling a
Participate in competitions to earn medals and cash. Visit skate shops to upgrade your gear and improve your skills.
In order to win, you must complete a total of sixteen events through four hubs.