Here is a picture of the tech deck skatepark. You can have fun for hours with these things if you have any kind of hand eye coordination. The whole Tech Deck Series came onto the set quite a few years ago and they quickly joined forces with almost all the major skateboard brands and everything else is history. This is a good way to bring skateboarding indoors you can set up the skatepark of your choice as there are many components available. There are items like stairs, rails, quarter pipes, pyramids, halfpipes and alot of other real skatepark options.
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April 8th, 2008 at 6:56 pm
Have you seen the new street spots ramps? They are replica ramps of famous skate parks from around the country, very cool.
April 9th, 2008 at 8:10 am
If a rainy day has killed your skateboarding session, then why not try extreme fingerboarding? In case you’ve been locked in your basement for the past couple of years, fingerboards are miniature skateboards that come with real trucks, real grip tape and the same kick-butt graphics you see on life-size skateboards.
April 9th, 2008 at 8:14 am
Tech Deck has big-name manufacturers such as The Firm, Birdhouse, Toy Machine, and Zero. There are no real-life personalities included in the game, but the Tech Deck thumb mascot is in full effect to act out your onscreen trick-board fantasies. Like Activision’s Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2, Tech Deck Skateboarding is purely trick based. In the regular mode, your goal is to collect a series of Tech Deck miniboards in the time allotted, while the performance of tricks boosts the number of seconds with which you have to achieve this goal. Each of the game’s 10 parks offers four different courses to complete, for a grand total of 40 levels. There are three difficulty levels to complete, as well as a free-play mode for just playing around with your collected boards. Unfortunately, there isn’t a multiplayer link-cable option.
April 9th, 2008 at 8:15 am
Like Activision’s Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2, Tech Deck Skateboarding is purely trick based. In the regular mode, your goal is to collect a series of Tech Deck miniboards in the time allotted, while the performance of tricks boosts the number of seconds with which you have to achieve this goal. Each of the game’s 10 parks offers four different courses to complete, for a grand total of 40 levels. There are three difficulty levels to complete, as well as a free-play mode for just playing around with your collected boards. Unfortunately, there isn’t a multiplayer link-cable option.
June 25th, 2008 at 11:10 am
hiya
tech decks are awsome so ya yo