So once again, I will be leaving any review stuff for later on, and make my opinions known as I make progress with the comparison. Most of the initial gameplay elements are pretty much the same as in Ski Or Die!, but just for the sake of not taking the easiest route out of this one, I'll do an abbreviated walkthrough of it later on.ДЄs I mentioned in my Ski Or Die! comparison, I never really got into the earlier game that much, but that's very likely because I never really played it in my youth, and I haven't had that much exposure to Skate Or Die! since. Two of the events take place in a half-pipe, one in an improvised one (a swimming pool), one takes place in the back alleys of the city and the fifth one is a downhill race. Similarly, there are five events in the game, all of which have a skateboard as the primary - nay, the only accessory for movement. Just like Ski Or Die!, the predecessor is a multi-event extreme sports game, but this one takes place in a warmer environment. For many, this is the better game of the two actual sports titles, so I'm sure some of you have been waiting for this one.ДЄs we're coming to June, the current ratings and scores at our favourite websites are as follows: 8.4 from 132 votes at Lemon64 (#50 in the Top List), 4.44 from 9 votes at World of Spectrum, 4 out of 10 at CPC Game Reviews, the NES version has a C- rating at Questicle, the editor rating at Abandonia is 4.0 while 3893 readers have rated it 2.8, and at MobyGames, the Apple //GS version has an incredible 4.7 from 3 votes, and just to get a wider opinion on the NES version, there is a score of 3.6 from 19 votes at MobyGames. Released in 1989 by Electronic Arts.ДЄlthough this might look a bit dubious to feature another Electronic Arts game almost immediately after the previous one - only separated by a newer game - it's only natural that I follow my December comparison of Ski Or Die! with the original game in the series, Skate Or Die! as my extended summer break is soon about to start. Released in 1989 by Electronic Arts.Д¬onverted for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum by Kinetic Designs team: Mike Talbot, Stephen Landrum, Tim McCarthy, David Bunch, Sarah Day, Drew Northcott and Richard Cheek.

Wong.Д¬onverted for the Apple //GS by David Bunch, Michael Kosaka and Michelle Shelfer, and released in 1988 by Electronic Arts.Д¬onverted for the IBM-PC compatibles by Arti Haroutunian for Sculptured Software, and released in 1988 by Electronic Arts.Д¬onverted and released for the Nintendo Entertainment System by Ultra Games in 1988.Д¬onverted for the Amstrad CPC by Kinetic Designs team: Mike Talbot, Tim McCarthy, Doug Trower, Richard Cheek and Sarah Day. Developed and released for the Commodore 64 by Electronic Arts: Programming by Stephen Landrum and David Bunch.

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