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Last year, Electronic Arts and Black Box literally reinvented the skateboarding videogame design with Skate, an Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 experience that put heavy focus on dual-analog stick control ...

At the EA Spring Break press event in San Francisco, we had a chance to give EA Black Box's motion-centric Skate It a test run in both its Wii and Nintendo DS incarnations. While we were grinding our ...

EA will be moving its acclaimed Skate series to Wii and DS. Dubbed Skate It, the games will focus on the quirky controls of the two Nintendo platforms, as well as support the freshly released Wii ...

EA is often criticized for being a company that doesn't innovate; the yearly iterations of Madden sell well but cause grumbling in the forums. However, with the company's excellent contributions to ...

EA have today announced Wii and DS iterations of their new skate franchise. Skate It will be among the first titles to use the Wii's new Balance Board (designed for Wii Fit), which might sound odd, ...

Electronic Arts has announced that it is developing a direct sequel to EA Black Box's skateboarding title Skate (PS3, X360), referred to as simply Skate 2, along with separate Wii and Nintendo DS ...

It’s still a young franchise, but the Skate series already has two distinct features: its unique “flickit” controls and its realistic depiction of skating. Each system the series has appeared on has ...

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