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Skate 3 Developer Diary All About The Meat
Remember when Skate was first released and everyone gushed over how realistic the game was and what a nice departure it offered from Tony Hawk's Porta-Potty riding shenanigans? As the game's third iteration comes close to release, it's clear that the guys at Black Box are happy to fill their game with plenty of side activities for fans of dumb. The Hall of Meat has been given an overhaul, as this video shows, with more of a focus on structured activities and locations. You might splat yourself into a billboard or try to fall from a building into a Dumpster. If that doesn't do it for you, how about leaping off your board and kicking a pedestrian in the jaw?
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