I also enjoyed getting off my deck to reach new heights--literally, and figuratively with all the new combo possibilities. Plus, cool multiplayer modes--especially the new Firefight--will keep you on your little bruised toes online. So why ain't I lettin' the platinum love flow? Fundamentally, Hawk hasn't evolved enough. It's still basically a laundry list of goals, and the levels, though well designed and fun, feel recycled; they just don't take my breath away like last year's.
And am I the only one who thinks the 'extreme' ambience once so very iibercool is getting a tad passe? The thing that makes THUG so damn good is that it allows for infinite customization, all of which is uploadable to Neversoft's servers on the must-have PS2 version.
What this means is that if you should ever grow tired of making your own skaters, moves, parks, and events, you can always download everyone else's creations. Since the control is as tight as ever and the graphics the best the series has seen yet, I can't wait to gleam the cube in Greg's Boston Brewery Theme Park. KingUniverse 2 points. This is the only solution I've found that works. Hey, the Game works just fine for me and even the controller is accepted just with the "bug", that L2 and R2 aren't separable.
But except for the music and the cutscenes there is no sound at all; does anyone know something about this error? Of course I use the win10 patch. Mateo 1 point. Toblin 5 points. Taintedher0 6 points. Requesting a new working download with windows 10 required updates and directory changes for us potatoes that can't computer so good. Game works after downloading the above mentioned patch. Only issue is I cannot save my game. Says I don't have enough space.
If anyone has a fix for this it would be much appreciated! For people that come here for this When you arrive in a city you are given a list of goals, which have to be accessed through the pause menu. As you complete the goals, which include things like performing certain tricks or breaking things, you typically will unlock more advanced sets of goals.
Each time you complete a goal you are awarded points, get a high enough score and you can go on to the next city. The cities are pretty well constructed, typically mid-sized affairs with tons of multi-level stunt possibilities and little hidden areas.
While the story-mode is a blast, it's a little too short for my taste. Fortunately, there are three skill levels and it's a lot of fun to return to the different cities. The classic mode is essentially the same maps, and maps from previous games, set-up to allow you to play them like in the original Tony Hawk, pre-underground, days. This is a bit of fun, but the lack of any new maps prevents it from really adding a lot to the game.
Finally, the multiplayer mode is a huge, huge disappointment. What a horrible decision. Because of this you can only play split-screen modes with a friend and while they are fun you can't help but think constantly of the unrealized online potential of the game. Tony Hawk's Underground 2 - a skateboarding simulator, which is the sixth game in the series and is based in part on the television show Long Live Bam!
The main gameplay is focused on street skateboarding and exploring a small open world. Locations contain a huge number of jumps, railings and ramps so that the player has the opportunity to perform as many tricks and combos as possible.
At any time, you can pick up the skate and switch to pedestrian mode. The gameplay includes the ability to paint graffiti, do parkour and roofing. These elements are presented in arcade mode, therefore, simplified to the press of a single button.
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