i brought my xbox to america just so i could play this every night before bed.
i grew up in asia where this was my only in to skateboarding culture... omg. i memorized every skater's name and sponsors within a week and skate culture became the first american thing i embraced fully which later informed all my other tastes. wonderful mechanics and realistic skateboarrding feel too. amazing take on vancouver/sanfrancisco landscapes - i can go on forever, can you tell?
Skate 3 gets all the glorious nostalgia-posting but the second installment is way sicker in my opinion, if for no other reason than the san francisco based map
playable offline, good mechanics, reasonable progression system, and really fun to play while listening to music. if you like the skate series on console you’ll especially love.
keeping engaged, being respectful, are such easy and powerful things to do :(
bring back presence of mind, see linked "ten rules" (1960s) by corita kent for inspiration :)
a recent peruse of the art library reminded me of lovely artist, educator... and CATHOLIC NUN corita kent, often described as "warhol's kindred spirit in the convent".
get with sister kent, i say this as a former catholic school girl.
