Aggressive Inline, Electronic Games

That's Inline Skating, by the way. Sorry to disappoint those who were looking for something along the lines of Massacre at the Benefits Office or some kind of Line-Dancing-cum-shoot-em-up game. Maybe next time. Inline skating has been somewhat overlooked in favour of skateboarding, in video games as in real life. Acclaim is determined to put the balance right with Aggressive Inline. Skaters, start your, erm, engines? Key Features: Features top pros in the industry like 2001 Gravity Games and X Games Vert Champion Tag Khris, 2001 X Games Street Champion Jaren Grob and the founding father of Inline Skating, Chris Edwards. Other skilled skaters include Franky Morales, Shane Yost, Matt Lindenmuth, Eito Yasutoko, Sven Boekhorst, Matt Salerno and Sam Fogarty. We have the best of the best in Inline Skating. Introducing the innovative Juice Meter. Timed levels are a thing of the past, now if you perform a trick your juice meter will raise and you'll be able to continue on, if you can't perform your juice meter will run out and it's Game Over. Aggressive Inline introduces the Action Button. The one touch button for all your skitching, pole grabbing, vaulting and interactive needs. This really increases the interactivity of each environment for all skill levels. Over-the-top tricks never seen before in an action sports game. Six types of manuals, grind transitions, double leg grind, new big air tricks, wall taps, stalls, wall flips, hand plants and much more.

Buy Aggressive Inline for 7.99 GBP

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