Players will now be able to use San Van Bucks as an in-game currency to spend on cosmetic items, as detailed in the full statement from developer Full Circle. To ensure we achieve these goals at ...

The new skate game is planned to be a free-to-play title, which means microtransactions are its only revenue source.

Five years after it was first announced, Skate will launch in early access later this year, although EA is yet to give us a ...

According to Insider Gaming, microtransactions became available with the latest update for Skate. They're called San Van ...

We don't know when skate. is launching into early access, but you can be extra sure it'll have freemium currency to buy when ...

The next Skate game from EA, announced eons ago and developed alongside its community, has added microtransactions to its ...

EA has added microtransactions to Skate during its latest alpha test, and ahead of a release date announcement.

Closed alpha participants are testing the purchasing experience with virtual currency called San Van Bucks. The game will be free-to-play upon release and is developed by Full Circle for PC and ...

EA's upcoming Skate reboot has added microtransactions to its ongoing closed alpha test. It has already been confirmed that ...

Skate's in-game currency is known as San Van Bucks, and allows players to buy various cosmetic items. As reported by Insider Gaming, developer Full Circle said this is being added to give players ...

You can spend real-world money on a virtual currency called San Van Bucks, which in turn is used to buy cosmetic items. It sounds like Full Circle wants to test Skate’s microtransaction purchase ...