Activision has just confirmed that Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD will be released on the PC in addition to its console release. It will be out later this Summer on the PC but on July 18 on the Xbox Live Arcade and in a few weeks for the PSN.
The team released the first ever shot from the PC version of the game.
Not sure what to expect when Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD rolls around next week? Here's a quick rundown of all the features you can look forward to.
Manuals are included and are a part of the core gameplay in Pro Skater HD. Reverts, however, will not work as part of trick combos in the core game but will work as part of the post-release THPS3 DLC that is slated to be released.
Still not convinced? Check out these new screenshots and video from the Xbox Live Arcade version of the game! Check out more information on the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD Facebook page.
The team released the first ever shot from the PC version of the game.
Not sure what to expect when Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD rolls around next week? Here's a quick rundown of all the features you can look forward to.
The single-player campaign in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD will feature a combination of all-new game modes alongside some of the classics. Fans of Tony Hawk’s Proving Ground will be pleased to see that Hawkman has made a return: a game mode where players fly around levels collecting a series of colored pellets before time runs out (think Pac-Man on skateboards). A brand-new mode to the series is Big Head Survival, where players have a head that’s constantly growing and the only way to stop the swelling is to perform tricks before it gets too big and explodes. Throw in Free Skate and a never before seen list of PROjectives, new, harder objectives unlocked upon completing the game’s original objectives, and there’s plenty to keep gamers coming back for more.
Beyond career mode, online play offers its own assortment of specific game modes. Trick Attack is the classic, two minute battle where the player with the highest score as time runs out reigns victorious. Old favorite Graffiti mode also returns and gives players two minutes to “tag” as many objects as they can by performing tricks on them. Making its online debut is Big Head Elimination, a hilarious game mode where players will have to perform tricks to shrink their ever-growing heads and keep their noggins intact longer than their opponents. Free Skate is another online mode and allows players to skate around openly and practice tricks without any goals or time restraints.
Beyond career mode, online play offers its own assortment of specific game modes. Trick Attack is the classic, two minute battle where the player with the highest score as time runs out reigns victorious. Old favorite Graffiti mode also returns and gives players two minutes to “tag” as many objects as they can by performing tricks on them. Making its online debut is Big Head Elimination, a hilarious game mode where players will have to perform tricks to shrink their ever-growing heads and keep their noggins intact longer than their opponents. Free Skate is another online mode and allows players to skate around openly and practice tricks without any goals or time restraints.
Manuals are included and are a part of the core gameplay in Pro Skater HD. Reverts, however, will not work as part of trick combos in the core game but will work as part of the post-release THPS3 DLC that is slated to be released.
Still not convinced? Check out these new screenshots and video from the Xbox Live Arcade version of the game! Check out more information on the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD Facebook page.