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Tony Hawk: Ride Is Not Cheap
Tony Hawk: Ride is coming with an enormous plastic skateboard peripheral. If you were worried that would make it cost a bit more, you should know that it might make it cost a lot more. More » -
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Tony Hawk iPhone Is (Sort Of) Real
That suspicious-looking video of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 on iPhone from the other day has been confirmed as being real. Sort of. In a roundabout way. Let me explain. More » -
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New Tony Hawk Game "With A Twist" Revealed This Week
The newest skateboarding game to bear the Tony Hawk name will be revealed to the public on GameTrailers TV this week. In Mr. Hawk's own words, "It's a whole new deal." More » -
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New Tony Hawk Detailed At E3 2009
Will the king of skateboarding video games make a comeback in 2009? Activision plans on delivering new details on the next Tony Hawk game during E3 2009. More » -
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Tony Hawk Creators No Longer Making Tony Hawk Games
Few months back, there was a rumour Neversoft - creators and sole developers of the core Tony Hawk series - had been taken off the franchise by Activision and replaced by startup Robomodo. More » -
mouthing off
Next Tony Hawk As Close To Real Skating As You'll Ever Come
Tony Hawk continues to hype the living hell out of the next game in Activision's skateboarding series, now claiming it will be the closest you will ever come to skateboarding in a video game. More » -
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Tony Hawk Says Next Tony Hawk "More Realistic, More Interactive"
After the disappointing Tony Hawk's Proving Ground, Activision gave the series a much needed sabbatical, thanks to accrued vacation time. Hawk says the series will return in next Fall with a "whole new direction." More » -
massive
Activision: Next Tony Hawk Is Hands-Free, New Bond, Call of Duty Due 2009
Executives from Activision are dishing dirt on the company's upcoming releases at an in-game advertising summit hosted by Massive. That means more Call of Duty, more James Bond and confirmation on Tony Hawk's reinvented controls. More » -
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New Tony Hawk Game To Employ Motion-Controlled Peripheral?
More from the "marketing leaks". And more Activision stuff. There are several listings on the site for what is probably the next "current-gen" Tony Hawk title, which has three working titles: Amplitude, Adrenaline and, awesomely, Tony Hawk's Huck Jam. The game is slated to appear on 360, PS3 and PC, and will make use of motion controls via a custom board controller/peripheral (maybe this one?). Great, more hunks of plastic for the living room floor! Can't wait. -
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Neversoft Taken Off Tony Hawk Franchise?
That's a little rumour Giant Bomb are putting out there. Apparently Activision, as part of their pledge to innovate with the next instalments of the long-running franchise, have taken the series creators (and sole developers for the last decade) off the property, and have handed the reins over to Robomodo, a new studio consisting of former EA Chicago staffers. A studio who are currently "working on a project for Activision". More » -
tony hawks
Tony Hawk Working With Activision To Save His Series
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater? Bwah? Can't remember it. The pure joy of EA's Skate has wiped clean all memory of manual combo runs, ill-advised Jackass cameos and flying toilets. And not just for me, for a lot of people. So Activision and Neversoft are going back to the drawing board, and they're bringing Tony Hawk with them. The man, that is, who's working closely with the game's developers so they can bring "new thrills" to the stale, ageing series. They're calling it the "Tony Hawk Innovation Plan". Only this year's annual instalment in the series will tell if it makes a lick of difference. More » -
sonic the hedgehog
Do These Gaming Franchises Need To Retire?
The San Francisco Chronicle's Peter Hartlaub has put together a dead pool of some of the video game industry's longest running, longest in the tooth franchises. It's not a bet necessarily on who will die, but who should die, sequentially speaking. Topping the list? Pac-Man. Sure, the excellent Pac-Man Championship Edition gets a pass and Nintendo would do right to bring Pac-Man Vs. to WiiWare, but we could certainly do without another Pac-Man World. More » -
speculation
Wii Fit Board Might Work For Tony Hawk, Might Not
You may or may not be interested in Wii Fit, but let's face it, no one wants to admit to having a step aerobics board in their bachelor pad. On the other hand, a skateboarding simulator...that could almost not get you laid. In an interview with Eurogamer, this from the Bird Man himself:I think it's possible to incorporate the Wii Fit board into one of our games, but it would change the control scheme dramatically and we'd have to figure out how to make that work. So I don't know yet.
My guess is that the game would need to be simplified a bit to make this happen, but why not? Do it, Tony (and all the developers who actually do 99.999% of the work). More » -
impressions
Tony Hawk's Proving Ground, Incredible Video Creation and Erection Hoodies
Activision gave me a lengthy rundown of Tony Hawk's proving ground here in Leipzig, Germany (Europe). I didn't get my hands on the game, but got a really nice tour of the new features, like the promising personal skate park creation, which can be shared with your friends in online multiplayer. But I'm not going to run through all of it. Instead we're focusing on what I consider the two most incredible innovations: a powerful video creation tool and hoodie physics that resemble Jabba the Hutt's stiffy (not that we'd know). More » -
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TRL Germany Live from GC07
MTV's TRL Germany took over Sony's booth today at the Games Convention, playing live videos on a giant screen overlooking Sony's pool area to a live crowd with Germany's version of Carson Daly. More » -
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THPG's Career Skater Class
Tony Hawk's Proving Ground introduces the concept of character classes to the Tony Hawk universe, allowing you to follow the path of a career, hardcore, or a rigger, all of which I went into some detail on in my E3 eyes on last month. Activision just released this video profiling the abilities of the career skater, who strives for fortune, fame, and sponsorship. Assuming this means will be getting two more of these before the game hit stores in October, which is good because out of the three classes the career skater seems the most boring. -
tony hawk
Where Did It All Start?
Sure, we know that developer Neversoft never stops with those Tony Hawk games. And now that they've got the Tony Hawk license until 2015, it doesn't look like they'll be letting up anytime soon. But, how did the dev snag the rights? Says Neversoft's Scott Pease: More » -
e307
Tony Hawk's Proving Grounds Eyes On
The Tony Hawk series holds a special place in my heart. For one, at least a quarter of the music on my iPod is tracks I've discovered as I've played the games over the years, but more importantly it has allowed me to continue skating after my massive 6'6" frame snapped my last skateboard clear in half, signaling the end of my extreme sports phase aside from occasional Mountain Dew binges. I started losing interesting when THUG came out, and while Project 8 added in some nifty new features it failed to hold my interest for more than a day or two. I sat in on an E3 demo of the new title in the series, Tony Hawk's Proving Grounds, and with EA's Skate on the horizon it might be the last chance the franchise gets to prove it still has what it takes to remain king of the skate park. More » -
japan
Western Devs Don't Get the DS
Japanese developers so get the DS. Western ones, it appears, do not. A feature over at Pocket Gamer shows that while a ton of non-Japanese companies are making DS games, most of them just aren't very good. The site took all of Metacritic's 201 DS scores and tried to see where American and Japanese games rated on the review scale. Their results? More » -
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DICE Keynote Highlights (Ew!) Convergence
The 2007 DICE Summit has officially opened following the kickoff keynote from Yair Landau, President of Sony Digital Pictures and Vice Chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment. The core message of his speech was one of convergence. Save your groaning, as I know we've heard that magical marketing buzzword bandied about for over a decade, but Landau spoke not on the unholy marriage of video games and film, resulting in some mutant "Siliwood" cinematic experience, but how the two can compliment eachother. More » -
nintendo
Motion Sensing Control Coming To DS?
Definitely! Okay, maybe. Actually, I kind of doubt it. I mean, c'mon, people, we got this tip from a site called Nintendo Gossip. I'm not sure how it could sound less confirmed. However, the tip they received seems, for the most part, mundane enough to possibly have some merit. More » -
nintendo
Tony Hawk Downhill Jam: The Video!
I'm still in recovering at Windy Pines Rehab Clinic from a serious bout of Tony Hawk Pro Skater fatigue, but Downhill Jam, with Wii controls will at least get a rental from me. The game is being developed by Toys For Bob, who may not have the best console release record, but get a pass on any bombs for their involvement with Star Control 2. More » -
next-gen
Is This Next Gen Tony Hawk?
Playsyde has posted a video they culled from Japanese super-site 2ch which may be (just may be) test-animation from a next-gen Tony Hawk title. It looks a little suspect to me, as the models and lighting aren't that hot, and the animation doesn't seem like that much of a jump from current generation THPS games. But this is Activision we're talking about here. ;) More » -
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Tony Hawk : One combo 984,000 points. I shit you not. THPS High Score [Agoride]
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Punk Invades Tony Hawk Soundtrack
MTV sends word of the new Tony Hawk soundtrack. It sounds like it's going to be worth buying the game for, even if you don't like skateboarding. The sound track is going to feature 14 classic punk songs covered by today's hottest punk and hardcore bands. More »
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