I had it on the GBA, it was THE SHIT! It had a licensed soundtrack (yes the GBA version, how cool is that?) and it's gameplay was a lot like THPS2-THPS3 for GBA. Also, I'm thoroughly convinced I should buy the PS2 version of the game, as it is very cheap.

haha, I rented this game a looooooong time ago on PS2. I remember it being fun and weird and awesome. Just the other day I was thinking about this game, in fact, haha. It was pretty fun, actually. I didn't even know there was a GBA version.

" haha, I rented this game a looooooong time ago on PS2. I remember it being fun and weird and awesome. Just the other day I was thinking about this game, in fact, haha. It was pretty fun, actually. I didn't even know there was a GBA version. "

Yeah, like that's ever going to happen :/ but it would be pretty cool. I liked this game a lot, never bought it though. And off the top of my head, I can't name another inline skating game.

" Yeah, like that's ever going to happen :/ but it would be pretty cool. I liked this game a lot, never bought it though. And off the top of my head, I can't name another inline skating game. "

I loved this game on the PS2.

" I remember playing this game a LOT. I've probably put 80+ hours into it. And God, that soundtrack was good. "

lol, fruit boots.

I remember that game holding me over for a few months until THPS 4 came out. It was a great game! I had forgotten all about it but now I want to check it out again.

I remember three things from that game: 
1: It was hell'a good 
2: You could skitch a plane! 
3: You could handplant the Arc of the Covenant! (museum level easter egg)

How else would I have ever been introduced to "An Idea for a Movie" by the Vandals.

" How else would I have ever been introduced to "An Idea for a Movie" by the Vandals. "