#OLLIOLLI PS VITA FULL#

Now it is true that each level has been assigned a number of different goals that must be completed in order to finish 100% of a level in the eyes of the game.

In reality, distance and height are the two real important things in OlliOlli, and none of the game’s different tricks will result in a greater distanced travelled or height gained. There is even less reason to do anything but ollie after ollie once you realize that you gain no real advantage by doing any of the game’s other tricks. You can actually move the left thumb stick in a number of different directions or configurations to complete different tricks, and more difficult thumb movements will result in more points however, points appear to be used for bragging rights only. It allows you to jump your side-scrolling skateboarder to heights that would make a NBA all-star jealous. These are best avoided by pressing up on the left thumb stick to do the titular olli (or ollie). You continue to press X to gain speed once a run begins, but eventually you’ll have to deal with unrealistically long stair cases, garbage piles as tall as a man, and other obstacles.

#OLLIOLLI PS VITA FULL#

To be honest, Jet Set Radio (despite being full of characters with rollerblades) feels more like a traditional skateboarding game when compared to OlliOlli.Įach level of OlliOlli starts off with your virtual skateboarder running until you hit the X-button on your PlayStation Vita. Skateboarding games in Tony Hawk and EA’s Skate franchises would drop you into a virtual 3D playground full of things to grind along, and on occasion there would be unknown areas to explore.

In reality, OlliOlli is basically a side-scrolling platformer. I should start off this review by saying that I have no real experience or interest in skateboarding although, and as luck would have it, none is needed when it comes to OlliOlli.

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