Skateboarding extreme games

Pencil Racer Skate Park Flash. Helix Run WebGL. Hero Runner WebGL. Kick Buttowskis MotoRush Flash. Skate Mania Flash. Extreme Taz Skateboard Halfpipe Flash. GumBall Center Park Flash. Crazy Skater Flash. Ben 10 Highway Skateboarding Flash. Doraemon Late To School Flash. Half Pipe Skateboarding Flash. Hippy Skate WebGL. Ice Run Flash. Rooftop Skater 1 Flash.

Skate For Fun Flash. Rocket Skateboard Flash. Taking part in team events added a whole new side to the online and career modes, even if the latter didn't necessarily carry that much weight overall. Jet Set Radio — originally called Jet Grind Radio for its initial North American release— and its sequel Jet Set Radio Future both had the same premise: To control a member of a gang of graffiti-tagging inline skaters, competing against rivals to tag graffiti-points and earn points in doing so.

A concept that may not sound too appealing at first glance, Jet Set Radio is engaging enough to be considered one of the most unique and fun extreme sports games of the early s. It put its own spin on the successful skateboarding games by having a different type of skating, while still having the player earn points by performing tricks.

As far as snowboarding video games go, SSX 3 and Snowboarding well and truly eclipse other competitors in terms of games that focus solely on snowboarding. SSX 3 was the first game of the series to add an element of free-roam, with it being possible for players to ride from the top of the mountain to the bottom if they wanted to. The Playstation 2 version of the game had online multiplayer for those who had EA accounts which added a whole new layer to this exciting game, on top of the events and challenges.

SSX 3 was even remastered for Xbox One , which polished an already shining diamond. The original Skate game is what really got the ball rolling for the franchise. It was arguably more suited to those players who would like to have a more leisurely and fun play around with tricks, but it certainly paved the way for better competitive aspects in future iterations.

It had online but it was basic and didn't function incredibly well, but once again it was something to build on. In some cases, the original of a game franchise is considered to be the best, whether that be because of nostalgia value or its originality, but with Skate , it felt like it was the beginning of a journey through the franchise, a potential competitor for the Tony Hawk games that wasn't quite there yet.

Introduced to the Nintendo 64 in , Snowboarding is a valued member of the snowboarding and extreme sports video game alumni. Although the concept was basic enough, it was a well-put-together game, from its engaging opening credits to the various game modes— consisting of a training mode, two trick modes, and three race modes. Although there were less than 30 tricks available to learn and execute, it never got too stale for what it was.

Our wide selection of skateboarding games includes tons of variety. You can play 3D, realistic skating simulations and 2D, arcade style game in a matter of seconds. If you like to race, our skateboarding collection hosts many different types of deck racing challenges, from downhill battles to Lego-themed runs.

If you prefer to pull off big tricks, then look no further than our many skating challenges.