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Game: ESPN X Games SkateboardingConsole: GameBoy Adv.
Cheat:
Easier combos in Vert X-Rage mode
When hitting either side ramp, Press Up + B for the Frontward 50/50 and slide on the rail for a short distance. Before you are ready to go back down, hit a few short moves and your skater will automatically jump in the air from the rail to the height you were supposed to reach if you did not hit the 50/50. The best you can do with this process is to do the 50/50, then a few short moves, and end with the Noserock. It is possible to pull off six moves by doing the 50/50, some Shove-it 360s and then ending with the Noserock. This is helpful in X-Rage mode when trying to max out the stats of each skater.Soar sky high
At the title screen, select "Vert", then choose "X-Rage". Select any skater, then choose your skating location. You will have 60 seconds to rack up points. When you get points, the meter bar at the bottom of the screen rises. When it is full, an orb will appear on the ramp. Once you get it, go up the ramp and you will go sky high. While you are in the sky you can do as many tricks as you want. After your skater comes back down, you will have extra points.Manufacturer: Konami
Release Date: 17 August, 2001
ESRB Rating: Everyone
Description:
Ride as one of eight different pro riders, including Bob Burnquist, in ESPN X Games: Skateboarding. To get the gold, you'll have to prove you can master the same courses used in the 2000 ESPN X Games event in San Francisco. You can grind rails, hit ramps, or go for huge air in an amazing re-creation of the half-pipe from the 2000 games. Succeed at these challenges and you'll unlock secret stages, hidden characters, and special skateboards.
Before you go for the gold, you may want to test the three action stages set in the streets of New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, where riders maneuver around cars, grind rails, and stick tricks. Or you can start with the interactive tutorial to learn tricks and combos and get advice from the pros. Should you become bored with reality, you can thrash it out in a series of fantasy rides, choosing from a cruise ship ride, boarding around dinosaur bones in a museum, and more.
ESPN X Games: Skateboarding offers a two-player split-screen mode so you can go head-to-head with a friend. And when it comes to choosing your deck, you can ride one of 64 authentic skateboards that can be modified for speed and handling, or sport the equipment and sponsors of your pro rider. High-intensity tunes from such bands as Linkin Park, New Found Glory, Voodoo Glow Skulls, and more cover your ride.