Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure Game Boy Advance

"Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure" for the Game Boy Advance is a skateboarding video game that was released in 2003. The game is developed by Toys for Bob and published by Activision. It is a part of the "Extreme Skate Adventure" series, which features characters from popular Disney animated films in a skateboarding setting.

In "Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure," players take control of characters from various Disney movies and skate through levels inspired by those movies. The game aims to combine the world of Disney animation with skateboarding gameplay. Some of the notable features of the game include:

1. Character Selection: Players can choose from a roster of characters from Disney movies, such as Tarzan, Simba from "The Lion King," and Buzz Lightyear from "Toy Story."

2. Movie-Inspired Levels: Each character has their own set of levels inspired by the movie they're from. For example, players can skate through the jungle as Tarzan or explore Andy's room as Buzz Lightyear.

3. Objectives and Challenges: Like many skateboarding games, players are tasked with completing objectives and challenges within each level. These objectives often involve performing tricks, collecting items, and achieving high scores.

4. Trick System: The game features a variety of skateboarding tricks that players can perform using the controls. Stringing together combos and tricks contributes to higher scores.

5. Customization: Players can customize their skater's appearance and attributes to personalize the gameplay experience.

6. Multiplayer Mode: The game includes a multiplayer mode where players can compete against each other in skateboarding challenges.

"Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure" aimed to provide a fun and family-friendly skateboarding experience by combining beloved Disney characters and worlds with skateboarding gameplay mechanics. While the graphics and gameplay on the Game Boy Advance version may differ from the console versions, the core concept of bringing Disney animation and skateboarding together remains consistent.