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Absolute Playstation - "It has that pick-up-and-play quality and retains the essential just-one-more-go feeling right through to the very end." Review by Martin, 82%.
GamePro - "Airblade's story-based gameplay, however, vacillates between too simple and ridiculously hard-some levels you'll breeze through, while others you'll have to repeatedly restart because of stupid mistakes." Review by Iron Monkey.
The Laser - "While the extra modes are nice, they really can't make up for the premature ending and aren't addictive enough to play again and again." Review by Michael Palisano, C+.
TotalVideogames - "A classic example of style with substance to match, a 'cool' title if you will, that's bound to impress."
Cincinnati.com - [3.5/5] Review by Marc Saltzman. "It's a refreshing twist on the extreme sports video-game genre, with plenty of solo and multiplayer modes, attractive graphics and a toe-tapping urban soundtrack." Includes screen shots. (March 20, 2002)
GameZone - "Takes the extreme skateboarding genre to a fresh and interestingly new level...all of which fans of skating games will definitely find unique and tremendously fun." Review by Nick Valentino with screen shots. (February 14, 2002)
GameSpot - "Puts a unique twist on the current trend in skateboarding games. If you're a fan of the genre looking for something new, AirBlade fits the bill." Review by Ryan Davis with screen shots. (January 29, 2002)
ign.com - "The levels and objectives lock a game that should offer an unprecedented degree of freedom into a frustrating series of linear challenges." Review by David Smith with rating. (January 29, 2002)
PlanetPS2 - "The levels themselves are nothing short of spectacular, and in freestyle mode, there's moments of real joy to be had tricking off everything and finding secret areas and high wires to grind down. But for us, the lack of skaters, levels, and actual fun in the Story Mode left us sobbing for Tony." Review by David Hodgson with screen shots. (January 7, 2002) Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.