The desire to explore and try on all sorts of missions was great, but that desire never really shows up in Skatebird, even though the two games are basically so similar to each other.
SKATEBIRD COLLECTIBLES PRO
I played a lot of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 when I was younger and I really loved it. As you might expect, these are not normal skate parks that the birds are at, but just what you would expect birds to have done, if they were skating in reality.
Pizza boxes serve as ramps and bowls filled with noodles provide grinding opportunities. skate parks, available to visit, with the first being a bedroom that you have turned into a skate park. In addition, you can decorate your bird with headphones, a Roman helmet, fisherman's hat, goggles, scarf, necklace and, of course, your skateboard. Owls, parrots, a raven, a kookaburra, the list goes on. When the adventure starts, you can choose between different kinds of birds to play as. Skatebird allows you to create an avian skater from a broad range of options. But, the fun of that series is unfortunately not nearly as present here. There are buttons to grab your board, grind, do a flip and other things you expect to be able to do, and the controls feel very much like Pro Skater. In other words, it's not like Skate at all. Those who have played one or more games from Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series will quickly see Skatebird for what it is.
When it comes to Skatebird, which is the closest a player could come to this desire, the dream is hardly captured in the way I had hoped. Being able to flip and trick, while tweeting away just seems like something gamers would be all over, with that presupposing that the game is good, of course. Skating as a magnificent bird is something that all video game enthusiasts have probably had a desire to do at one point in time.
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