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{{Unreferenced stub|auto=yes|date=December 2009}} {{Infobox VG| title = Top Skater |image = |developer = [[Sega]] |publisher = [[Sega]] |released = '''Arcade'''<ul><li>[[1997 in video gaming|1997]] |genre = |modes = [[Single player]] |ratings = |platforms = [[Arcade game|Arcade]] |input = 3-Axis skateboard joystick }} '''''Top Skater''''' is a [[Sega]] arcade game released in [[1997 in video games|1997]]. It was built on the [[Sega Model 2]] hardware. In ''Top Skater'', players stand on a [[skateboard]] like platform which swung side-to-side or tilted, manipulating the actions of the [[Avatar (computing)|avatars]] in the game. Similar games were made for skiing, snowboarding and other sports of this nature. The game consisted of various ramps, rails and other skating objects from which the player could do tricks to gain points. The main sponsor of the game was [[Coca-Cola]]. The game's style is like that of the later and more known Sega game ''[[Crazy Taxi]]'', noticeably the character art design and music type. Top Skater was also directed by Kenji Kanno. A lesser known sequel called ''[[Air Trix]]'' was made in 2001. ==Soundtrack== The soundtrack of the game consisted entirely of these songs by the [[punk rock]] band [[Pennywise (band)|Pennywise]]: * "Society" (from the then-released ''[[Full Circle (Pennywise album)|Full Circle]]'') * "Wouldn't It Be Nice" (from ''[[Pennywise (album)|Pennywise]]'') * "Homesick" (from ''[[Unknown Road]]'') * "It's What You Do With It" (from ''[[About Time (Pennywise album)|About Time]]'') * "Dying To Know" (from ''[[Unknown Road]]'') * "Searching" (from ''[[About Time (Pennywise album)|About Time]]'') * "The Secret" (from ''[[Pennywise (album)|Pennywise]]'') * "Try To Conform" (from ''[[Unknown Road]]'') * "Peaceful Day" (from ''[[About Time (Pennywise album)|About Time]]'') * "Perfect People" (from ''[[About Time (Pennywise album)|About Time]]'') ==See also== *[[Crazy Taxi (series)]] *[[Pennywise (band)|Pennywise]] [[Category:1997 video games]] [[Category:Arcade games]] [[Category:Sega arcade games]] [[Category:Sega games]] [[Category:Skateboarding video games]] {{Summer-sports-videogame-stub}}
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