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Add to Cart. View Community Hub. About This Game Experience the adrenaline of performing insane stunts, getting big airs, grinding and bombing hills with the only inline skating game available: On a Roll. Want to show the world your new skills? Make video clips using the Replay Editor and share them with your friends. Choose from tons of different objects to create your own skatepark and enjoy a fun gaming experience thanks to the intuitive double analogue controls. Turn based local multiplayer mission: match the Trick similar to B.
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Filter reviews by the user's playtime when the review was written:. No minimum to No maximum. Off-topic Review Activity. Snowboarding games are too sluggish for you. BMX just isn't your style. So what to do until Tony Hawk 4 hits the streets later this year? Aggressive Inline. This game hangs with the best of them, and in a few areas, outskates even Tony3, the king of tricks-based action-sports titles.
Aggressive gives you massive environments to skate around in and more ramps and rails than you'd know what to do with. You can literally spend hours just exploring one level. Then the game one-ups itself by furnishing each stage with an unlockable hidden area that offers you that much more real estate to play with, which gives this disc unprecedented replay value.
Besides the excellently crafted levels, Aggressive also hands you great game design. No time limits here--just keep doing tricks to prevent your juice meter from emptying out, and you can play on you can skate a timed game if you want.
This sets up a more leisurely experience without a drop in the excitement level. Then you have a well-balanced mix of fun and creative missions geared toward players of all skill levels. My personal fave: Create a makeshift skate park and score 50, points on it, all in under three minutes. About my only complaint is, despite being such a blatant Hawk ripoff, this game doesn't have enough flashy, over-the-top tricks that'd make it even more fun to play and watch.
Are you an extreme inline blader who takes all sorts of crap from skateboarders because they think you're some sort of wuss? Well, fret no more my downtrodden grind pups. After they play Aggressive, those jerks with decks will be beggin' to be your pal. Not only does Aggressive look super sharp, its seven massive levels put even Jet Set Radio Future 's Xbox urban environments to shame. The best part about the game is that, while it borrows heavily from Tony Hawk's gameplay, Aggressive has a feel all its own, sporting inline-specific tricks like vaulting and sliding.
First, the complex system of experience points rewards you based on what maneuvers you use the most, giving you complete control over your skater's growth. Also, the inclusion of a bail button lets you land safely from big falls--fewer wipeouts equal more fun. Lastly, the levels are freakin' huge, super-speedy and packed with tough, unique challenges. Sadly, a sub-par soundtrack and the lack of a character-creation mode drag this otherwise stellar effort down to a solid runner-up position.
The ever-popular extreme sports category is growing in leaps and bounds on the PS2. Up until recently, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 was considered to be the king of next-generation skaters, and I thought it was going to be a long time before we saw any challengers make a serious bid at stealing the virtual skating crown. But after playing Aggressive Inline for the better part of five days, Tony Hawk may have to ollie on down off the throne sooner than expected. Offering a mix of compelling game play, gorgeous graphics, and tight control, Aggressive Inline skates home with a complete package that's hard to match, and even harder to beat.
Among other things, Aggressive Inline features ten professional inline skaters, nine massive and I do mean massive and highly interact levels, a two-player split-screen mode, a freeskate mode, a career mode, and a really cool park editor.
The Career Mode is the meat and potatoes of the game and it features a unique progression system that allows you to advance from level to level by earning a specific number of points. What's interesting about this system is that you don't necessarily have to finish each level before you move on to the next. It's an interesting concept, and dare I say, one that minimizes frustration and maximizes enjoyment. The game also features a bevy of familiar moves and some new ones like vaulting, pole spins and skitching.
Thankfully, the developers have created a control scheme that's easy to get into whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned veteran. Response time of your virtual skaters is fast and fluid, and once you've mastered the moves, you'll come to appreciate the tight controls without ever feeling like you've been cheated.
The Tony Hawk series was a brilliant series, incredibly fun to play and helping keep skateboarding so popular. Big fun levels featuring the pros at the time in , who are probably relaxing with their feet up now, playing this game with their kids.
Verdict: A great aggressive inline skating game, if unrealistic but hey, most games are. One even considered something of a classic in its way. Suddenly things are looking up. And then comes along X-Bladez:Inline Skater.
But, when you look at game rankings it gives a less glowing overview. Verdict: this could very well be a good game. More realistic than Aggressive Inline. Does split the fans though. Main image credit. Clothes you can move in, basically What clothes are suitable for
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