Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    • About Us
    • Review Policy
    • Privacy Policy
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise/Sponsorships
    YouTube Bluesky X (Twitter) Facebook Instagram
    Noisy Pixel
    • News
      • Game
      • Manga
      • Tech
    • Reviews
      • Game Reviews
      • Manga Reviews
      • Tech Reviews
    • Previews
    • Features
    • Interviews
    • Tech
    Noisy Pixel
    Home - News
    News

    Skater XL Gets PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC Release Date With New Trailer Showing Featured Brands

    By Azario LopezMay 5, 2020
    Skater XL
    Share
    Twitter Reddit Facebook

    Easy Day Studios announced that Skater XL will launch on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC on July 7, 2020.

    The developer also revealed a list of brands that players will be able to customize their characters with:

    • New Balance – Numeric Shoes and Apparel
    • Etnies – Footwear and Apparel
    • Enjoi – Skateboards and Apparel
    • Blind – Skateboards and Apparel
    • Almost – Skateboards and Apparel
    • DC Shoes – Footwear and Apparel
    • Santa Cruz Skateboards – Decks
    • Vans – Shoes
    • Primitive – Decks and Apparel
    • Element – Decks and Apparel
    • Independent Truck Co. – Trucks and Apparel
    • Venture – Trucks
    • Thunder – Trucks
    • Spitfire – Wheels
    • Lakai – Footwear and Apparel
    • ẻS – Footwear and Apparel
    • Emerica – Footwear and Apparel
    • Grimple Stix – Decks
    • Sk8Mafia – Decks and Apparel
    • SOVRN – Decks and Apparel
    • Ricta – Wheels
    • Mob Grip – Grip tape
    • Bones – Wheels and Apparel
    • Crupie – Wheels
    • Grizzly – Grip tape and Apparel
    • Dickies – Apparel
    • Old Friends – Apparel
    • Transworld Skateboarding – Apparel
    • 411VM – Apparel
    • The Nine Club – Apparel

    During gameplay, players will be able to skate as Tom Asta, Tiago Lemos, Evan Smith, and Brandon Westgate, or create their own custom skater. The developer has also revealed that the game will feature a map based on downtown Los Angeles, which includes the LA Convention Center and the Staples Center.

    Skater XL is a skateboarding game aimed to give players direct control of the feet and board at all times, rather than trigger trick animations. During gameplay, players can unlock the creative options needed to create a true skateboarding experience. The game will take players through several California locations based on real places from the West Coast.

    Currently, the developer supports the modding community by allowing them to create their own maps and systems within the game. There are over a thousand maps available, including digital skate ezines, personal video parts, in-game brands, and contests.

    You can watch the new trailer below:

    Easy Day Studios Skater XL
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Reddit Email
    Previous ArticleFalling in Love With Valorant: A Memoir
    Next Article Adabana Odd Tales Preview – Completing the Story, Even If You Don’t Like the Ending
    Azario Lopez
    • Website
    • X (Twitter)

    Hanging out max, relaxing all cool.

    Related Posts

    Skater XL Review – I’d Rather Just Skate IRL

    Skater XL Video Shows How Real Skaters Were Brought Into the Game

    Skater XL Gets PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC Launch Window With New Gameplay Trailer Showing Downtown LA

    Add A Comment
    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    News:

    Sonic Pico Park Adds Blaze the Cat and Silver the Hedgehog as Playable Characters

    Sonic the Hedgehog: Memories and Beyond Final Trailer Released Ahead of November 12 Premiere

    Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Year 2 Adds FFVII Remake, Persona, Godzilla, Evangelion, Sanrio, Bayonetta, Aigis, New Modes, and Price Drops

    Yen Press Announces 12 New Manga and Light Novel Acquisitions at NYCC 2026, Including Fate/strange Fake and Kino’s Journey

    Sonic Club Chaos Collection Launches With Shadow Hoodie, Tee, and Mug for 35th Anniversary

    Previews:

    Wyldheart Preview – Nostalgic Adventure in the Making

    Muramasa: Revenant Blades Preview – I Didn’t Realize How Much I Missed This Kind of Vanillaware Game

    Memoria Wake Preview – The Darkest Corner of Your Childhood Toybox

    Gundam Rogue Orbit Preview – Faster Combat That Still Feels Like Gundam

    Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Preview – The Legacy of Belmont Lives On

    Links
    • About Us
    • Review Policy
    • Privacy Policy
    • Contact Us
    • Tips
    More Links:

    Our reviews can be found
    on Metacritic and Opencritic.

    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube
    © Copyright 2018 - 2026 | Noisy Pixel - All rights reserved

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.