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A great pastiche on the 80's action movie genre. For it being a glorified Far Cry 3 dlc, this is truly worth the price. Great story, nice graphics, fun times

Absolute Classic. This games ignores the two minute timer in favor for a open approach to the career mode in the form of mission. This single change made this game a winner to me. The pro challenges were also really fun to complete. Great soundtrack, amazing levels and influential to the rest of the series. This game has a special place in my heart

The last truly great Tony Hawk game. This had everything for me: Amazing story, fun levels, great destruction and tight controls. The new additions are also fun. Open maps (unfortunately in the form of long corridors), extra tricks and a buildable park made of Los Angeles landmarks. With a killer soundtrack and enough content, this game is goated. One of the best.

I truly like the concepts that this game brings to the Tony Hawk formula. A new nail-a-trick mode, an huge open map and a fun story. The game itself plays fine. but everything doesn't click right with me. The cutscenes in this game are acted awkwardly, the map is strangely boring (aside from some places) and the nail-a-trick mode is clunky and pretty underutilized. It's alright, but this game unfortunately shows the slow downfall of the franchise

Ignore the Playstation 2 version of this game. It's clunky as hell. Nothing much more to add. Screw the nail-a-trick mode.

This was a launch game for the Wii. That means it hammered motion controls like no other game. It takes some time to get adjusted to that, but it isn't gamebreaking. Alright game. Tony looks deceased in the cutscenes

Pretty fun game. It controls pretty nicely, but a little more stiff than regular Tony Hawk games. It looks fine enough for a DS game. The story mode is also alright, but nothing amazing.

It;s THUG 2, but on the go. This game includes some more levels, missions and skaters than the original one. It plays pretty comfortable on the PSP, and includes everything the original one had. Good times

For it being the sequel of my personal favorite Tony Hawk game, it greatly improves on most aspects of THUG 1. The story is zany as hell, with Bam Margera and Tony Hawk embarking on a world tour, destroying everything in sight. The gameplay is probably the tightest in this game. That's why the amazing THUG Pro mod has this game as its base game. While I don't regard this game as high as THUG 1, this is still one of the best skateboarding games of all time

The one that started it all. With a great soundtrack and visual identity, this game was pretty cool back in the day. Playing it nowadays makes its jankiness more apparent. It also excludes many staple features from modern Tony Hawk games (like reverts and manuals). It still is a revolutionary game in it's own right

While it tries to be a remake to the first game, it fails pretty hard in most compartments. The controls suck, the camera is awkward and it gets pretty boring quick. The game looks decent, I guess. Skip

A faithfull remake of the first two games with the controls of a more modern Tony hawk game (thank god). All the levels have masterfully been remade, and most of the original soundtrack of THPS 1 and 2 has returned. The game also looks beautiful. Great game