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It’s been a long time since last time Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater roll out. Since then, Activision has closed its last studio THPS And doesn’t seem interested in making more money. But legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk himself has confirmed that he will once again be working with the publisher on “something” THPS Fans will “appreciate” it. Um!
the last one Tony Hawk The game is from 2020 Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2, It was a critically acclaimed remake of the first two games in the series. A lot of people, myself included, are excited about the potential follow-up to the remake THPS3 and THPS4. However, this never happened, although Hawk said it was once planned. Activision is reportedly more interested in call of Duty Than skateboarding. But on the occasion of the 25th anniversary professional skater The distance is getting closer and Hawke confirms something THPS-Here comes the relevant one.
In an interview with “Mythical Kitchen”Tony Hawk was asked about the future of the team. He said something was underway but could not reveal any details.
“I wish I could tell you more,” Hawk said. “But I can tell you, I’m talking to Activision again, and it’s very exciting. We’re working on something. This is the first time I’ve said that publicly.
When asked if the project would involve contact lenses that would allow you to play with professional skater, Hawke confirmed “it won’t be that.” So at least we know what it won’t be, and it won’t be a VR skating game powered by contact lenses. Cool.
“But I think it’s going to be something that fans will really appreciate,” Hawk said.
Does this mean someone at Activision finally realized Cancel THPS 3+4 is a stupid idea? perhaps. or maybe Tony Hawk’s Underground Is there going to be a reshoot? Or maybe something completely new! That’s cool too.
Has nothing to do with the future Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, The famous skateboarder shared a story about a mom who walked up to him in Las Vegas and declared:
“Hey, my son thinks you’re named after a video game!” Tony Hawk simply replied, “That works for me.”
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