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* RefittedForSequel: There were features designed for the first ''Skate'' game that were axed and saved for later installments. For example, the option to play as a gal would debut in ''Skate It'' the following year and the ability to dismount and walk on foot wouldn't be available until ''Skate 2''.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The first game featured The Skateboard Mag as one of two publications the player can get coverage for (the other one being Thrasher). TSM published its last issue in 2017.
** The in-game cell phone is the [[ProductPlacement T-Mobile Sidekick 3]], a re-branded Danger Hiptop 3. The Hiptop/Sidekick line of smartphones ceased production in 2010, while the Danger cloud service was discontinued in 2011.
** One of the characters in the first and second game is Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, Rob Dyrdek's bodyguard. Big Black suffered a heart attack and passed away in 2017.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The first game featured The Skateboard Mag as one of two publications the player can get coverage for (the other one being Thrasher). TSM published its last issue in 2017.
** The in-game cell phone is the [[ProductPlacement T-Mobile Sidekick 3]], a re-branded Danger Hiptop 3. The Hiptop/Sidekick line of smartphones ceased production in 2010, while the Danger cloud service was discontinued in 2011.
** One of the characters in the first and second game is Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, Rob Dyrdek's bodyguard. Big Black suffered a heart attack and passed away in 2017.
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* RefittedForSequel: There were features designed for the first ''Skate'' game that were axed and saved for later installments. For example, the option to play as a gal would debut in ''Skate It'' the following year and the ability to dismount and walk on foot wouldn't be available until ''Skate 2''.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The first game featured The Skateboard Mag as one of two publications the player can get coverage for (the other one being Thrasher). TSM published its last issue in 2017.
** The in-game cell phone is the [[ProductPlacement T-Mobile Sidekick 3]], a re-branded Danger Hiptop 3. The Hiptop/Sidekick line of smartphones ceased production in 2010, while the Danger cloud service was discontinued in 2011.
** One of the characters in the first and second game is Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, Rob Dyrdek's bodyguard. Big Black suffered a heart attack and passed away in 2017.2''.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The first game featured The Skateboard Mag as one of two publications the player can get coverage for (the other one being Thrasher). TSM published its last issue in 2017.
** The in-game cell phone is the [[ProductPlacement T-Mobile Sidekick 3]], a re-branded Danger Hiptop 3. The Hiptop/Sidekick line of smartphones ceased production in 2010, while the Danger cloud service was discontinued in 2011.
** One of the characters in the first and second game is Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, Rob Dyrdek's bodyguard. Big Black suffered a heart attack and passed away in 2017.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed: The Run'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of EA Creator/BlackBox[='s=] doors. It took a full decade after ''Skate 3''[='=]s release for a new ''Skate'' title to be announced as being under development.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed: The Run'' ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeedTheRun'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of EA Creator/BlackBox[='s=] doors. It took a full decade after ''Skate 3''[='=]s release for a new ''Skate'' title to be announced as being under development.
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* RefittedForSequel: There were features designed for the first ''Skate'' game that were axed and saved for later installments. For example, the option to play as a gal would debut in ''Skate It'' the following year and the ability to dismount and walk on foot wouldn't be available until ''Skate 2''.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeed Need For Speed: The Run]]'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of EA Creator/BlackBox[='s=] doors.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeed Need For Speed: ''VideoGame/NeedForSpeed: The Run]]'' Run'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of EA Creator/BlackBox[='s=] doors.doors. It took a full decade after ''Skate 3''[='=]s release for a new ''Skate'' title to be announced as being under development.
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** The in-game cellphone is the [[ProductPlacement T-Mobile Sidekick 3]], a re-branded Danger Hiptop 3. The Hiptop/Sidekick line of smartphones ceased production in 2010, while the Danger cloud service was discontinued in 2011.
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** The in-game cellphone cell phone is the [[ProductPlacement T-Mobile Sidekick 3]], a re-branded Danger Hiptop 3. The Hiptop/Sidekick line of smartphones ceased production in 2010, while the Danger cloud service was discontinued in 2011.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeed Need For Speed: The Run]]'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of EA Creator/BlackBox[='s=] doors.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeed Need For Speed: The Run]]'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of EA Creator/BlackBox[='s=] doors.doors.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The first game featured The Skateboard Mag as one of two publications the player can get coverage for (the other one being Thrasher). TSM published its last issue in 2017.
** The in-game cellphone is the [[ProductPlacement T-Mobile Sidekick 3]], a re-branded Danger Hiptop 3. The Hiptop/Sidekick line of smartphones ceased production in 2010, while the Danger cloud service was discontinued in 2011.
** One of the characters in the first and second game is Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, Rob Dyrdek's bodyguard. Big Black suffered a heart attack and passed away in 2017.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The first game featured The Skateboard Mag as one of two publications the player can get coverage for (the other one being Thrasher). TSM published its last issue in 2017.
** The in-game cellphone is the [[ProductPlacement T-Mobile Sidekick 3]], a re-branded Danger Hiptop 3. The Hiptop/Sidekick line of smartphones ceased production in 2010, while the Danger cloud service was discontinued in 2011.
** One of the characters in the first and second game is Christopher "Big Black" Boykin, Rob Dyrdek's bodyguard. Big Black suffered a heart attack and passed away in 2017.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeed Need For Speed: The Run]]'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of Creator/EABlackBox[='s=] doors.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeed Need For Speed: The Run]]'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of Creator/EABlackBox[='s=] EA Creator/BlackBox[='s=] doors.
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* FranchiseKiller: Through no fault of the games themselves, the franchise was effectively ended after the failure of ''[[VideoGame/NeedForSpeed Need For Speed: The Run]]'' led to the downsizing and eventual closure of Creator/EABlackBox[='s=] doors.
