Tony Hawk's™ Pro Skater™ 1 + 2

A good but not perfect remake. The classic maps are essentially untouched, with only updated textures to make things look more modern. Sometimes the grittiness of the new textures muddied the scene and made it hard to find certain objectives because everything in view was the same grungy brown color, but overall the game looks much better. The gameplay updates are very welcome, since the first THPS games were severely lacking in the combo building moves that make the later games so deep and rewarding. The added goals are also welcome since they raise the difficulty ceiling, though I wish they were easier to find in the interface. Speaking of which, all of the extraneous stuff outside of the gameplay is excessive and distracts from the actual game. I don't really know why there had to be levels or experience or other character customization stuff beyond what the original games had. Also, THPS 3 should have been in this game since it's mechanically more similar to these than THPS 4, but oh well.

juego klo viciante es como droga no puedo dejar de jugarlo peor que el crack

thps rocks!

a classic remade the nostalgia is there its a great time.

The game is pretty enjoyable once you've muted half the soundtrack

sehr gut very good

Nada mejor que cumplir mi sueño de la niñez de ser skater. Gracias THPS por todo.

genau so geil, wie bei Release

I remember playing this as a kid and thinking I was a skating legend. Now I’ve bought the remake and my character spends 90% of his time face-planting into the pavement. Finally, a game that lets me live out my dream of being a professional athlete without having to actually exercise or leave my chair.

Like the good old days... But only better! I was lucky enough to have played "THPS" almost everyday after school in the 2000'S and it feels like just yesterday my brother and I would shred on this game, having hours of fun to the point our mom would have to turn the PC off at the wall to get us off. The quality of the remaster is excellent and despite the menu being a little confusing at first I did get the hang of it in no time again. 3 hours in and "So far so good"