Skate 3 Developers' Latest News: From Port Carverton to a Free-to-Play Reboot

Let’s dive into the latest news related to the Skate 3 game developers:

Release Date: September 13, 2010. In Skate 3, players can form teams and rise up to become skate industry moguls by selling boards. Almost everything skaters do in the game counts towards their progression, from completing online challenges to creating skate parks and having their graphics downloaded.

The game introduces the all-new Skate.School, where players can learn, practice, and hone their skills on the sticks. It also features new on-screen guides, including a manual meter and Flickit trick analyzer.

Port Carverton serves as the new skate mecca, featuring unique districts, plazas, skateparks, and endless lines. Hall of Meat is back, allowing gamers to brutalize their skaters in various ways with all-new total body control bails. Players can work together to take on challenges and progress through the career campaign or engage in head-to-head competitive battles for bragging rights.

The game also introduces Skate.Feed, an all-new game and web social network where players can keep tabs on their teammates and rivals.
Exciting News: The official Skate Twitter account has teased an upcoming sequel or reboot. It’s been nearly 11 years since Skate 3, and fans can expect new information soon. Free-to-Play Reboot: EA has confirmed that the reboot of the Skate franchise will be a free-to-play game. The game will retain the same name as the first title in the series, simply called Skate. The developers are working hard to bring the skateboarding experience to fans once again.

Additionally, the developers behind the Skate franchise, EA Black Box, have confirmed that they are currently working on a new title. Regular updates are being shared on their Twitter account to keep players informed about what to expect.

Stay tuned for more exciting news from the world of skateboarding games!