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When I First got this game I loved it more than the rest of the tony hawk games but I had lost the game and now that I’ve ordered it, the memories came back good game and good price...it froze on me a couple a times but nothing is perfect right? So I turned off my console and turned it back on and it worked p.s.(Just make sure you save ur gameplay)
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Its not the worst franchise. Almost follows the roots of Underground 1 but most of the story just feels like a tutorial making it boring after some time. Nothing really amusing about the game.
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For me, I like Tony Hawk for the different levels to play in, different storylines, soundtrack (I know it sounds a little stupid!), and change of challenges. What I don't like is too many new moves being added, ways to do moves, and changes in the very basics of the game. One of the biggest pet peeves I have with the game, is the way you have to get your cash. Before, all you'd have to do it reach a high place, or find a secret spot with some cash hidden, and you'd be golden. Now, you reach a mission where you need $500 in funds and you only have $50! Time to get some cash, right? Easier said then done. You have to find this one dude with a dollar sign over his head and finish his "challenge" which ranges from holding a manual for 5 seconds (big whoop!) to doing tricks he calls (2 of them) while holding a grind or plant! VERY EASY, but annoying since he only gives you $25 (sometimes $50) at a time!! And to add to that, once you see him for cash (whether you complete it or not) he moves to another spot in the level and you cannot go to him twice in a row in one level! It gets annoying and repetitive sometimes. The graphics are pretty good, room for improvement, and the storyline is OK. They do have some good 'ole Tony Hawk one-liners and statements that will make you laugh! The action and movements are very smooth and no "choppyness" what-so-ever on a decent TV. I am using component cord with digital optical sound, however, so your experience may be a little different. There is a catch with the "no load time" thing as advertised...technically there is a MINOR load time (you actually "drive" a truck from place to place if you wish, and the 3-4 seconds you're in the truck sitting there acts like a loading screen). The whole game is split up into different "areas" in which you must travel through; it's not just one big open field. All-in-all the game is pretty good, but the Tony Hawk's as of late have been lacking something....I just don't know what. What happened to all the competitions they used to have and getting some mad scores! OH! I almost forgot, this game has two modes. One mode is the story mode with free roaming, and the other is the good 'ole "old school" classic mode with the goals, hidden tapes, and 2 minute runs we're all used to! I would give it a 3.5 if I could because of this "classic mode"!Read full review
it's a good game. it's got a better feel than previous games. the tricks feel as though they're not as mechanically strung together, but they're truly being performed by a real skater (motion capture advancements). i dislike the game's level of difficulty (easy....easy easy). the game let's you perform almost no serious challenges but the stat challenges. the game's missions are jokes for the most part. i decided to buy this game because i only borrowed it to play it a year ago and i loved it as much as any other tony hawk game that wasn't a total mistake (ie. thug2).
This game was easier as a kid but I need to play it more for it to be easy ... Still one of the best Tony hawk games out there thank you dude
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