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Tony Hawk
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A solid soundtrack and a California-cool vibe can't save this disappointing skating game. Its pricey specialty controller proves difficult if not impossible to use, and tedious gameplay turns Ride into a total grind.
- Tony Hawk confirms Ride 2 plus surf and snowboard games (mirror.co.uk)
- Tony Hawk: Ride Review (search.msn.com)
The latest edition of the venerable Tony Hawk skateboarding video game franchise slides across your carpet on a plastic skateboard in Tony Hawk: Ride. Losing ground to EA's Skate franchise, Activision tapped developer Robomodo to help take the Tony Hawk franchise in a whole new direction, eschewing standard controllers for a new plastic skateboard peripheral, attempting to bank on the success of peripheral-dependent titles like Guitar Hero...
From kotaku.com
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- EUROPESKATE.COM » Tony Hawk RIDE T-Shirt Giveaway Contest Until ... (blogsearch.google.com)
- Tony Hawk Keen On Kelly Slater Revival (kotaku.com.au)
- Win! Tony Hawk: Ride and Vans (computerandvideogames.com)
It's easy to recognize that Activision's "Tony Hawk" series has floundered in recent years against stiff competition from EA's fledgling "skate" franchise. The fact of the matter is, the signature gameplay on offer just got stale over the years (despite slight innovations offered up with "Project 8" and "Proving Ground"). And that's where "Tony Hawk: [...]
From multiplayerblog.mtv.com
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- Tony and Kadence Hawk Cuddle Up (celebrity-babies.com)
- Critical Reception: Activision's Tony Hawk: RIDE (news.google.com)
Thin ice.
And so the Battle for All the Money in the World rages on for games publishers. With Sony out of the running following a disastrously bold opening salvo (599 US dollars), Nintendo having let the nice mood cool and Microsoft still trying to convince us it's worth paying 15 quid a month for posh Freeview, here comes Activision Blizzard...
From eurogamer.net
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- Tony Hawk Ride hits US shelves (news.google.com)
The wheels on the trucks go round and round.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2. Or, as I like to call it, Tony Hawk's Pro Fever Dream.
Think about it. As a real-life pro skater, you might spend three hours out of every day practicing. Three hours trying new tricks, screwing up and the ground abruptly slipping out from under you...
From eurogamer.net
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- Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (en.wikipedia.org)


