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720 Degrees (USA, Europe)

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720 Degrees: GBC Sports

720 Degrees originally hit arcades in 1986 as a pioneering skateboarding sports game from Atari Games. This version is the Game Boy Color port released for USA and Europe, bringing the arcade action to handhelds. It's a straightforward sports title where you control a skateboarder and compete in events like ramp jumping and downhill races to earn cash. The GBC edition stays true to the original concept, though the hardware limitations mean a simplified but faithful adaptation.

GAME INFO

Platform: Game Boy Color
Genre: Sports
Region: USA, Europe

How to play 720 Degrees online

Begin by selecting a mode from the title screen. In the main game, you start at a skate park hub where you can choose which event to attempt. The core loop involves entering a competition, performing tricks or racing down slopes, and earning cash based on your performance. Use that money to buy better equipment or access new areas. The controls are simple: jump with X, and steer with the D-Pad. Timing is key for landing tricks and avoiding falls. If you're new to the game, start with the ramp jump event to get a feel for the physics before tackling the downhill races.

CONTROLS

Controls

Arrow Keys: D-Pad / Movement
X: A button (jump / confirm)
S: B button (run / attack / cancel)
Enter: Start / Pause
V: Select

720 Degrees FAQ

Who developed 720 Degrees?

The original arcade version was developed by Atari Games, but the developer for this Game Boy Color port is not widely documented. It was likely handled by a third-party studio under license.

Is 720 Degrees exclusive to Game Boy Color or did it appear on other systems?

The game first appeared on arcade machines in 1986 and later received ports to several home computers and consoles, including the Game Boy Color. It is not exclusive to the GBC.

Is 720 Degrees considered easy to pick up or challenging?

The arcade original was known for its demanding difficulty, requiring precise timing and quick reflexes. The Game Boy Color port retains that challenge, making it a tough but rewarding game for skilled players.