After Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, There’s One Remake I Want To See ASAP
With hopes for a Remake on the horizon, there is more speculation and rumors about what another game could be if another one joined the roster. There are plenty of games to choose from, and with a solid foundation, any one of them could shine. However, if I had to pick one, there is one I would want to see before any of the others.
With spoiled from the source code, it seems like the studio is going in order for the time being. That said, came out well after the first four in 2015 and was released to mixed reviews. However, there were a large number of games released between those two under a myriad of different names, and one of them stands out as the perfect option for a remake.
The games that followed were the games, and they were quite well received on the whole. The games were also known as ,and the first one in particular was very different from the proceeding entries in the series. It was originally released on the PS2, GameCube, Xbox, and Game Boy Advance.
While Tony Hawk's Pro Skater made its way to the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in March, the Nintendo Switch release date was left open ended… until now.
It didn’t come to the US on a PC until a port was released in 2005, but many fans regard it as being one of the best in the series. With such high accolades and being the next game in line in order of release date, it deserves to have a chance to come back. It’s also very different from the previous four games, as players have the ability to edit a large part of the in-game content and have a fully customizable character to play as.
There is also a large amount of new gameplay mechanics that didn’t exist in the first version of the game, along with an entirely new story mode that throws players around the world and has them riding on the more illegal side of life. There are big stunts and a large number of story levels, which would be great to look at with new modern graphics.
The previous games did not have the same elements as the games, but they did open the
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