description 720° Overview
720° was an arcade sports game released in 1986 by Atari Games. The title simulates skateboarding competition with events including ramp jumping and downhill racing. Players control a skateboarder attempting to accumulate cash through these challenges.
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info 720° Specifications
| Country | United States |
| Year | 1986 |
help 720° FAQ
What happens when the timer runs out in 720°?
The arcade game pressures the player to earn points and reach events before time expires, creating a constant race through Skate City. The 1986 Atari Games design uses that timer pressure as a central part of its difficulty.
What events are included in Atari's 720°?
The game includes skate parks and events built around ramps, jumps, tricks, and downhill movement. Players earn points, cash, and tickets that help them enter competitions and buy performance-improving equipment.
Why is the game called 720°?
The title refers to a two-revolution skateboard trick performed in the air after a ramp jump. It was released by Atari Games in arcades in 1986, before later skateboarding games such as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.
Can I play 720° outside the original arcade cabinet?
Home versions appeared on systems including the Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy Color, and the arcade version has also appeared in Atari and Midway retro compilations. The exact modern availability depends on the collection and platform.
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