- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Nov 14, 2006
- Also On: DS, PlayStation 2
User Score
6.0
out of 10
Mixed or average reviews- based on 12 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 6 out of 12
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Mixed: 2 out of 12
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Negative: 4 out of 12
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SamMay 9, 20077
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PeterC.Jan 22, 20088
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MichaelA.Jan 8, 20079I think the creators totally took advantage of the Wii controls and that is awsome And the carictors are funny too.
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SteveW.Dec 7, 20065Rented this game, played it the first 2 days I had it and havent played it since. The game starts out ok, but very quickly becomes forgettable.
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AnonymousMCFeb 16, 20074This is a really bad game. fun for the first hour, but then it gets hard, and the charecters are REALLY dumb, Tony Hawk sounds like a retarded 8 year old, and nothing to make you want to finish it. The only good things are the expertly designed courses, and the tricking thing. What;s with people saying it sucks so badly? The tricking is one of the best parts.
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FredFeb 8, 20078I really doubted this game, but it is so much fun and probably has the most longevity out of any game on the Wii so far. Not a traditional Tony Hawk by any means, but if a downhill skateboard racer with great level design and controls sounds fun to you, then you'll love it.
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PhillipV.Apr 1, 20072Every Tony Hawk to date was worth at least a 7. But Downhill Jam completely killed the series. It actually hurt to play this game. On the back of the case they should have a warning that says: "Have paramedics standing by, because of the 90% chance that your eyes will bleed"
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BrockJ.Dec 3, 20065As a gamer that's been playing Hawk games since the get-go, I am disappointed in this game, especially hearing how good Project 8 is. The racing style just doesn't do the franchise justice. It's good for killing some time, but makes me yearn for THP8.
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[Anonymous]Dec 7, 20069I thought this would pretty bad (look at the scores), but it turns out that this is the funnest game I've played on the Wii. Great graphics, easy controls, and it's pretty funny.
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ShawnFlanaganSep 12, 20084This game shouldn't have the "Tony Hawk" name attached to it. The only thing that makes it part of the franchise are the character names and the video footage. Otherwise it is a shortly-entertaining demo of what you can do with the Wii. This shouldn't have been sold as a serious game.
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While the multi-player is much more full-featured than the single-player, Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam is nonetheless a great launch title that makes great use of the Wii.
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There's not so much replay value but the controls give it a new lease on life. [Christmas 2006, p.92]
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While Downhill Jam is by no means brilliant, it works well as an extension of the Tony Hawk franchise. It may borrow liberally from both SSX and Downhill Domination, but it differs in execution, largely because of the unique nature of the Wiimote.