Pokémon Master Skater

Pokémon Master Skater is a sports video game based on the Pokémon series released exclusively for the Nintendo GameCube on August 16, 2005 in North America, August 29, 2005 in Japan, and September 3, 2005 in Europe. It was developed by The Pokémon Company and published by Activision and Nintendo. It also uses the same game engine as Tony Hawk's Underground 2, which was developed by Neversoft.

Gameplay
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Plot
The following applies to Pokémon Master Skater when the game is played in Story Mode.

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Starter

 * 2 Custom Skaters (you can choose between either Male or Female, like in the main Pokémon games) (default in Story Mode)
 * Pikachu

Unlockable

 * Connor (The 2 Custom Skaters' Rival) (How to Unlock: ???)
 * Jessie (How to Unlock: ???)
 * James (How to Unlock: ???)
 * Meowth (How to Unlock: ???)

NPCS

 * Professor Ollie (Professor of the Manuali Region)
 * Professor Oak (Professor of the Kanto Region)
 * Professor Elm (Professor of the Johto Region)
 * Professor Birch (Professor of the Hoenn Region)

Starter

 * Grindy Town (The 2 Custom Skaters' Hometown)

Unlockable

 * Team Rocket's Lair (How to Unlock: ???)

Soundtrack
Pokémon Master Skater's soundtrack features some songs from the Pokémon anime, Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure, and even the Tony Hawk series. Other songs are brand-new ones.

See Pokémon Master Skater/Pokémon Master Skater Soundtrack

Trivia

 * This game would later be followed up by Pokémon Master Skater 2, released for the Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, and Wii the following year in 2006.
 * The reason why there wasn't a GBA version for this game is because Nintendo was still using the GBA for it's Pokémon games released for it. But when production on it's sequel started, both Activision and Nintendo decided to release it on not only the GameCube like last time, but also the GBA and the Wii, which at the time, was still in devolvement. However, the DS version of it's sequel wasn't released for the same reason.
 * This game, along with it's sequel, was the only two Pokémon games to be rated E10+.