- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Oct 15, 2007
- Also On: DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii
User Score
5.4
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 41 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 18 out of 41
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Mixed: 4 out of 41
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Negative: 19 out of 41
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WadeC.Oct 17, 20072After playing the greatly anticipated game SkATE from EA, THPG appears to lack in all areas. Being an addict of the early Tony Hawk series, this appears to be more of the same. How the game was even allowed to be released is beyond me.
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NickD.Oct 19, 200710This is a great game. It has greatly improved since THP8. You can stream from single player to online play quite easily and customization options are pretty good. Building your own park in your lounge is a fun bonus too. It's a long game with some difficult achievements that will take some time to get. This is definately a great sequel to the series.
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RobertJ.Nov 8, 20075More of an exercise in anger management than a video game. the challengers are frustrating, the controls feel off and while the levels are good, it's actually unlocking this that makes me want to throw large objects at the screen.
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MarieS.Oct 17, 20078When you break it down, EA's game is a Sim and Activision's game is Arcade. I own both and I enjoy both, but for different reasons. This one does offer a "create-a-park-esque" system of rigging, which is really cool, because you can put skate pieces (rails, kickers, etc...)anywhere, which is one thing I really like that Skate didn't have. This game is really good!
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IanI.Oct 17, 20072
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BlakeB.Jan 3, 20081Biggest disappointment. THPG is by far the worst TH game since Tony Hawk's American Wasteland. I dont know how else to say this game is the biggest waste of time and money.
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KevinR.Oct 19, 20076A hugely disappointing entry into the Tony Hawk franchise. They can't seem to decide whether or not they want an actual story or just some generic skateboarding, and it doesn't help that the games are becoming far too easy.
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JobA.Dec 19, 20079
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TomWDec 22, 20084i will admit this, its a good game its fun, but...some parts are way too hard and causes frustration. I have all Tony Hawk games and by far, THPG is the worst, it doesn't even have a diffuculty setting like beginner, easy, normal or sick, so if your looking for a hard challenge and want frustration, then buy it, but i regret buying it.
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Apr 7, 201110
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Jan 18, 20137
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70Solid gameplay, which you'd expect at this point in the series' life, but it just doesn't bring enough new or innovative features to keep you interested, especially with a competitor as good as skate.
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The addition of the new Aggro Kick, which lets you build up speed with timed button presses, is pure genius. Having the ability to smoothly go online and enjoy multiplayer is absolutely fantastic, but the single-player experience is more chore than score, and brings down the whole experience because of its uninspired design.
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I spend so much time criticizing this game only because the core mechanics are so good.