Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 Remake: New Levels, Tricks, and Multiplayer Fun
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In the thrilling world of skateboarding gaming, Iron Galaxy Studios has boldly stepped up to the plate with the announcement of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 remake. This news comes as a beacon of hope for fans who thought all was lost after Vicarious Visions merged into Blizzard Entertainment. The remake promises a mix of nostalgia and innovation, with beloved original skaters returning alongside new pro skaters to shake things up. However, some classic levels like Carnival and Chicago are notably absent, leaving fans to ponder the possibility of future DLC additions.
One of the key highlights of this remake is the return to the classic 2-minute goal format, a move that ditches the open-ended free roam career mode introduced in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4. While some may mourn the loss of mini games, the addition of extra pro goals aims to provide a fresh challenge for players seeking to push their skills to the limit. Tricks like the combo-extending revert and spine transfers make a triumphant comeback, injecting a dose of adrenaline into the gameplay experience.
The game's graphics and performance are set to impress, with 4K visuals and a smooth 60 frames per second ensuring a visually stunning ride through the iconic skate parks. Multiplayer modes make a return, offering a mix of familiar favorites like horse and tag, along with exciting new modes like Hawk and competitive play. With cross-platform support for up to eight players, the multiplayer experience is poised to deliver endless hours of competitive fun. And for those looking for an extra challenge, New Game Plus mode allows players to carry over their endgame stats into a new career, ensuring that the thrills never end in the world of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4.
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Tony Hawk 3 should have been added to the original collection, while Tony Hawk 4 should have had its own remaster
Some users are disappointed with the missing content in the remaster
Questions about the absence of certain maps in the game
Concerns over the 2-minute time limit in Tony Hawk 4
Mention of missing skaters in the remake
Criticism of the changes made in the remaster compared to the original game
Excitement for the potential remakes of Underground 1&2 and American Wasteland
Mixed opinions on the structure of the career mode and gameplay changes
Disappointment over the removal of story and free roam in Tony Hawk 4
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