Skate It

Feel the board, swing the remote—Skateboarding on Wii with motion controls.

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Our Verdict

Best for

Casual Wii players craving local skateboarding fun

Skip if

Anyone needing online play or modern graphics

What is Skate It?

Skate It brings the thrill of skateboarding to the Wii, using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to let players perform tricks, grind rails, and navigate a variety of skate parks. The game offers both single‑player challenges and multiplayer split‑screen fun, letting friends compete or cooperate in a motion‑controlled skate experience. Customize your skater’s look, tackle timed challenges, and explore open‑world park environments that reward creativity and skill. With intuitive motion controls, Skate It delivers a family‑friendly sport experience that’s easy to pick up yet deep enough for seasoned players.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$49.99

developerEA Montreal

publisherElectronic Arts

age ratingESRB E, PEGI 3

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer, Split screen

critic score60/100

release date2008-11-19

Key Features of Skate It

Use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to perform realistic skate tricks through motion gestures.

Earn points by completing timed challenges across multiple skate park locations.

Customize your skater’s clothing and board to reflect personal style.

Play locally with friends in split‑screen multiplayer for head‑to‑head competition.

Explore open‑world park environments that unlock new areas as you progress.

Track your progress with detailed stats on tricks, scores, and completed challenges.

Use Cases for Skate It

Family Game Night

Kids and parents can compete in split‑screen skate battles using simple motion controls.

Skill Practice

Players can hone specific tricks in dedicated challenge modes to improve their scores.

Creative Customization

Design a unique skater avatar and board to express personal style while playing.

Casual Competition

Friends can quickly set up a multiplayer session for a fun, short skate session.

Pros & Cons of Skate It

Pros

Intuitive motion controls make it easy for newcomers
Variety of skate parks keep gameplay fresh
Split‑screen multiplayer encourages social play
Customizable characters add personal flair

Cons

Limited to Wii hardware, no modern platform support
Graphics are dated compared to newer titles
Online features are absent, only local multiplayer

Frequently Asked Questions

What controllers are required to play Skate It?

You need a Wii Remote and Nunchuk to perform the motion‑based skate tricks.

Is there an online multiplayer mode?

No, Skate It only supports local multiplayer via split‑screen.

Can I create my own skate parks?

The game includes preset parks, but it does not feature a park‑building editor.

What age group is the game suitable for?

Skate It is rated ESRB E and PEGI 3, making it appropriate for all ages.

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