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Skate 3
Want more Skate? So did we, and so it was time to jump back on the skateboard and get some tricks going. But this time we thought that we’d bring you along for the ride. For those of you that need to get caught up, Skate 3 picks up in the brand new city of Port Carverton, which means every inch of the place is fresh. Instead of building your name as a new pro recovering from a freak accident or freshly released from jail, you become what Rob Dyrdek would call a mini mogul. Players will build their skateboard brand from a small, unknown board company to a flat-out global phenomenon.
We’ve got some awesome direct feed video featuring everything you’d expect from skateboarding: smooth runs, big tricks, and – of course – painful bails.
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Round One of a team street comp.
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Some street skating.
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