Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (PS) Reviews

There is nothing quite like getting together with a group of mates, sitting down with a few beers and having a contest on Tony Hawks Pro Skater. The original game is what set the whole series on a roll. Its fantastic gameplay along with its huge gaming abilities made it popular fast. You can choose from a variety of ...  Read the complete review

Tony Hawks Pro Skater (1999) Originally for PlayStation Developed by Neversoft Published by Activision What's that you've got there then? A skateboarding game? Okay, well let's have a go. I don't play computer games myself. Addictive? No, computer games aren't addictive. Don't be silly. No, you can't have the ...  Read the complete review

Im a skater and even tho the game isnt realistic its great fun with trying to pull of the 900 wich i have done and even pulling of made up tricks. the game is better on the playstation it is still good on the n64 and it is adictive. the game play is nice and smooth and strees free but it can be slightly annoying. some addvice ...  Read the complete review

Well, it's a skateboarding game. You skate. That round it up? Yes, and no. Yes, you do skate on it, but there is a bit more for that. Pull tricks, get points. Do tricks, get tapes. Also, challenges (collect secret tape, collect S K A T E) will get you tapes too. Tapes get you better boards and more levels. Great system, very rewarding. ...  Read the complete review

This was much better than I thought it would be. The game is brilliant and very addictive. The levels are also very addictive but only because they are hard and vary so much. The levels are realistic. They do these moves easily although they look backbreaking. They spend about 10 minutes in the air and spin around at speeds you can follow ...  Read the complete review

This is, hands down, the greatest game for the Nintendo 64. It features authentic skaters, it has genuine tricks, it has skaters’ real signature moves, and you can actually skate on your skater’s signature board! This game is extremely simple to learn, and insanely arduous to master. The simple tricks are easy to execute on first try, ...  Read the complete review