Video Games

Journal Skater XL Many of us have only dreamed of being able to pair a skateboard with the finesse of Bob Burnquist and the technical capacity of Rodney Mullen. Back to adolescence, I regularly cared for injuries caused by tricks and flip attempts that I had seen perfectly performed by the great sports. Then my life has changed; Tony Hawk's pro skater came out. To be able to live my fantasy in the virtual world was a dream come true. Fast forward until 2020 and this need for a skating game is reappeared. After flooding the market in the late 1990s and early 2000s, extreme sports lovers lived a 10-year drought, aspiring to a game that faithfully reproduces sport. Skater XL of Easy Day Studios is making a path to Playstation 4, but is it the skateboard simulator that many of us were waiting for? Total freedom Benefiting from physics-based orders, you can manipulate your table as you wish, giving you total freedom when you walk through the streets. Each analog stick corresponds...