Editor Reviews:

Amazon.com Product Description:
Whirl Tour offers a unique combination of action, extreme sports, and adventure. The action begins when someone kidnaps six members of a rock band. The player, who starts in the role of the band's roadie, must use scooter skills and puzzle solving to rescue the band members, unlock secret areas, grab musical tracks, and unleash additional tricks and scooters. The game features eight levels populated with pedestrians, traffic, animals, and themed enemies. It also includes seven unique characters and 10 scooters that can be unlocked and customized. The player can crash through windows, flip switches, and knock down radio towers, statues, and telephone poles to find hidden areas and create new trickable surfaces. The soundtrack includes hip-hop, rock, punk, and techno. The player can string together more than 100 tricks for infinite combos.

Rating : - Hurl Tour
Maybe it's my fault for not doing a little more research on this, but I thought it was an RPG. But then I found out - after playing - that it was a skateboarding game. It's no Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, but I shouldn't be comparing it to anything. The first level is scary, and not the kind you'd want in a videogame. I didn't know what to do! And then there was a guy to fight. Get this, he throws pumpkins at you. But who puts bosses in a skateboarding game? Too much man. I'll tell you what was wrong with this game, they spread it out too much with too many elements. They should've stuck to the skateboarding thing, maybe with collecting six skulls or whatever, but keep the bosses out. And for some reason, this is in the "Adventure Section," but if you're like me and were hunting for an RPG, check the Role-Playing section. There should be some good ones in there.