720°
A groundbreaking arcade skateboarding game where players perform tricks and compete in four skate parks: Vert, Downhill, Slalom, and Jump. Use the unique rotating joystick to control spins and navigate the open-world skate park environment.
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About This Retro Game
720° introduced the concept of an open-world skate park in arcade games, allowing players to freely skate between different competition areas. The game's title refers to the two full rotations (720 degrees) possible for aerial tricks.
Notable for its innovative control scheme using a special 360-degree rotating joystick that enabled precise spin control. The game featured digitized skater animations and a dynamic soundtrack that changed based on location.
Players must collect 'SKATE' letters to enter competitions while avoiding skate-stomping enemies. The game's colorful visuals and responsive controls made it an arcade standout in the mid-1980s.
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