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Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure is a skateboarding game developed by Toys for Bob (Company) and published by Activision (Company) for the PlayStation 2 (Platform), GameCube (Platform), and Xbox (Platform) on September 3, 2003.
Using the same game engine as Neversoft's Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure is a kids-focused spin-off that features characters and locales from three animated films: Toy Story (Franchise), The Lion King (Franchise), and Tarzan (Franchise). In addition, players can customize their own Kid Skater with unlockable cosmetics and skate in a special hub world (the toony town Ollieville).
It also received a handheld version for the Game Boy Advance (Platform), ported by Vicarious Visions and using the game engine used for GBA version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4. This version does not include Kid Skaters or Ollieville.
The game includes three "worlds" themed after the three films (Toy Story (Franchise), The Lion King (Franchise), and Tarzan (Franchise)), each with their own character selection (which can only skate on their worlds). As players complete goals in each location, they unlock new characters and Create-A-Skater parts.
In addition to the three themed environments, the game includes a bonus toony metropolitan town, known as Ollieville, which they can use their custom skater in. This level is known for its various in-game promotional tie-ins, such as a mission based on McDonald's, and for its "warp doors" to each of the nine other locations (making it a hub world). The game includes nine default skaters (the "Extreme Skate Crew") based on real contest winners, with a tenth unlockable skater (Lil' Romeo).
The GBA version does not include Kid Skaters or Ollieville, but has Peter Pan (Character) as an unlockable.
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