EA Mobile launches SKATE
InfoSpace’s Tony Hawks seems to get some serious competition from EA Mobile as they unleash their skate stunting mobile game called SKATE.
In SKATE, players can choose to play freestyle or skate their way through the fictional city of San Vanelona on a mission to become a skateboarding superstar by pulling off enough slick moves to capture the cameras and land on the cover of Thrasher magazine. Delivering a mobile game experience that captures the essence and authenticity of the console title, SKATE also features professional skaters such as Danny Way, Chris Cole, Mike Carroll and Rob Dyrdek for players to interact with.
"SKATE delivers all the hallmarks of a quality mobile title with exciting graphics, approachable gameplay and accessible challenges," said Travis Boatman, VP of Worldwide Studios at EA Mobile. "Whether you're a hardcore skater or a casual gamer who has never been on a skateboard before, you'll be able to experience the thrills of extreme skateboard action with simple controls that make it easy and fun for anyone to pull 360s, grinds, kick-flips and more."
source: http://mobilegames.blogs.com
In SKATE, players can choose to play freestyle or skate their way through the fictional city of San Vanelona on a mission to become a skateboarding superstar by pulling off enough slick moves to capture the cameras and land on the cover of Thrasher magazine. Delivering a mobile game experience that captures the essence and authenticity of the console title, SKATE also features professional skaters such as Danny Way, Chris Cole, Mike Carroll and Rob Dyrdek for players to interact with.
"SKATE delivers all the hallmarks of a quality mobile title with exciting graphics, approachable gameplay and accessible challenges," said Travis Boatman, VP of Worldwide Studios at EA Mobile. "Whether you're a hardcore skater or a casual gamer who has never been on a skateboard before, you'll be able to experience the thrills of extreme skateboard action with simple controls that make it easy and fun for anyone to pull 360s, grinds, kick-flips and more."
source: http://mobilegames.blogs.com
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Electronic Arts released their second quarter 2007 revenues this week, and things were essentially flat from its mobile division. The Q2 numbers were flat at $33, which was the same as the same quarter last year, and down from Q1 of 2007, which had revenue of $36 million. Mobile gaming makes up about eight percent of EA’s total platform revenue.
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