Drop back in with the most iconic skateboarding games ever made. Play Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater & Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 in one epic collection, rebuilt from the ground up in incredible HD. All the pro skaters, levels and tricks are back and fully-remastered, plus more.
- Skate as the legendary Tony Hawk and the full pro roster - Skate to songs from the era-defining soundtrack - Hit insane trick combos with the iconic handling of the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series - Play all the original game modes and go head-to-head with local 2-Player modes - Show off your style and creativity with upgraded Create-A-Park and Create-A-Skater features - Take your sessions online and compete against players from around the world in Multiplayer modes and leaderboards
Break skateboarding boundaries, show off your own style, and be part of the next generation of skaters and creators with Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2.
Internet required for online multiplayer (gaming subscription service sold separately) and other features.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020
Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard Edition
This is a good game. Review outlets are getting that much right. Here’s what they’re rarely (if ever) admitting though: This rebuild from Vicarious Visions may leave a bad taste in your mouth at times, especially if you’re someone who noticed the jump changes in their Crash Bandicoot outing. The control inputs here are noticeably optimized for joystick over the d-pad. Jump height and distance, along with momentum, can be pretty unreliable. Moves are randomly delayed; sometimes failing to register at all—this mostly happens during transitions. While much has been made of the improved graphics, there’s a lot of muddy texture fills popping all over the place (primarily at a distance). The game is quite dark in a lot of places. The stages feel less arcade-like, which causes certain objectives to be difficult to spot. The camera seems closer to the skater, which also makes traversal harder. Some things about the locales have been altered. And there’s a noticeable delay of about 5 seconds when restarting a run. That doesn’t sound like much, but you’re apt to encounter this hundreds of times. The menus are somewhat convoluted (think Trials Rising). And, the music volume sits midway in the mix, even at the loudest setting. I had to lower the noise effects, then increase the TV volume significantly to resolve this. Most of these things can be resolved in a patch. And the rest are pretty mild annoyances. I just hope all the uncritical praise the game’s receiving doesn’t see its flaws ignored by the studio as a result. While Tony Hawk HD may have been a shorter game, with the majority of this one’s features missing, that game controlled like a dream by way of comparison to this one. As someone who 100%’d that game, I hope these critiques aren’t dismissed out of hand. I’m really glad this exists. And it’s not as though the studio’s pushing a minimum viable product. I genuinely think it’s a good game. But, there’s marked room for improvement.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2020
Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard EditionVerified Purchase
This game is 100 what I hoped it would be! Gameplay feels exactly like my childhood playing the first game. Giving players a chance to play the warehouse demo felt like the Pizza Hut demo disks back in the day. Played that demo a hundred times before we could afford the real game. I loved the keeping the tracks and mixing in The second game and upgrading character creation felt just enough of an upgrade to feel novel. Last thought for gaymers, as a gender non conforming Mixed race person I could make a Character that felt like me in create a skater without cumbersome limiting gender boundaries that often ruin character creation for folks like us. Solid solid solid.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2020
Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard EditionVerified Purchase
I waited for this then my amazon order got delayed so I bought it off psn with the extras for 49.99. I also kept my physical order which they discounted to 33.00 and change through Amazon and is supposed to arrive on the 7th of Sept so probably keep it as a sealed copy. So far this game has been pretty good, sticks with the original idea great. You can also build a park and upload it or play other peoples parks. Lots of customizing . I would recommend doing the tutorial because you earn a few things by doing it. I bought quite a few crap games , this one is what I was hoping it was going to be . If you liked Tony hawk on the ps1 this is it but better.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2020
Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard Edition
**A quick update:** It seems that Amazon has fixed the shipping issues for this title. Previously a lot of pre-orders were getting a notice of shipping taking from October 1st to November 2nd. Many people have starting receiving their pre-orders ahead of time, and the shipping dates being updated for delivery of just a few days. So take the comments about shipping times being very long as likely out of date as of 09-06-2020. Great news!
*The game itself: There’s only a couple small physics differences between this remake and the original that it’s almost too good to be true. The levels look amazing and you can tell it was done by a team that loved the original games. Absolutely worth the price!
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2020
Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard EditionVerified Purchase
I was a huge fan of THPS 1 & 2 which came out when I was in high school, but I never played any of the later games. Now that I'm an adult and I saw these two games available as a remake for PS4 I had to have them! As soon as I started playing I was immediately brought back to my childhood, busting out big airs and grinds and hunting down challenges to unlock the later courses. My fingers remember some of the movements, but I am all thumbs now so I spend a lot more time on the ground than I remember. Hopefully as I make my way through the game things start coming back to me and I can start knocking out multi-million point combos like I did back in the day!
Whether you played these games in the past or not, if you're at all interested in the best skateboarding game ever made don't hesitate to give the THPS 1&2 remake a try, I'm so glad I did!
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2020
Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard EditionVerified Purchase
I played the original A LOT back in 1999, and loved the series ever since, even though it has had less then stellar games later in the series. Now I did not play much of the original THPS 2, but what I did play, I enjoyed. Now here comes the remake / remaster, and I'm in love with it all over again. It's just a fun game to play, with a lot of great music, fun locations to skate, and a whole lot of nostalgia packed into it as well. Only things I don't like is the split screen had frame drops, while the single player is smooth. Also, and this isn't taking anything away from the game, but it's the lack of some skaters. I wanted Bam Margera in here, Mike Vallely just to name a couple. Anyway it's worth a buy. I hope they do THPS 3 and 4 next. 3 is my favorite one in the series, so that would be awesome.
Platform: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard EditionVerified Purchase
Lo compre solo para revivir mi infancia en el PS1 pero realmente no vale la pena como un gran juego ... Solo es una compra pasional para los que realmente estimaron el juego original.