Front Page Review Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, one of the top-rated and best selling Action Sports video games of all time, shreds onto the i… $1.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsTony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, one of the top-rated and best selling Action Sports video games of all time, shreds onto the iPhone and iPod Touch! Experience all of the tricks, thrills, and style that made the Pro Skater series so highly acclaimed. Play with the traditional control configuration or the enhanced iPhone/iPod Touch accelerometer controls!- Ride as Tony Hawk, one of the greatest skateboarding icons of all time.- Skate as one of 12 other featured pros.- Master signature pro moves and hundreds of tricks including nose/tailslides, nose/bluntslides, lip tricks, nollies, manuals and more.- Earn virtual cash to purchase dozens of additional in-game moves and alternate boards.- Over 13 epic environments to skate.Skate on!***** CHECK OUT MORE GAMES FROM ACTIVISION! *****Call of Duty: Zombies, Guitar Hero, Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2, Cabela’s Dangerous Hunts, Rapala Pro Bass Fishing, Geometry Wars: Touch, and Pix Maze Information Seller: Genre:Simulation, Sports Release:Apr 01, 2010 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (14) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Bag of Awesome Well-Known Member Jan 9, 2010 104 0 0 Austin, TX #2 Bag of Awesome, Apr 1, 2010 Yay! Hopefully it's as good as I remember. txag2005 Well-Known Member Jan 24, 2010 820 0 0 #3 txag2005, Apr 1, 2010 They should have released Tony Hawk 3. That was the best in the series. nephilim apps Well-Known Member May 30, 2009 818 0 0 Paraeducator Roseville California #4 nephilim apps, Apr 1, 2010 Ah... 9.99 is a bit much I think for a 10 year old game. But I used to love this game so going to download when I get a card. 5duc29 Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2009 1,570 0 0 #5 5duc29, Apr 1, 2010 I want this. Best game on the Playstation. I think I might hit the buy button. debtOFskittles Well-Known Member Sep 10, 2009 314 0 0 #6 debtOFskittles, Apr 1, 2010 Last edited: Apr 1, 2010 Wowwwoww wowww wooww just when i thought this was never going to actually be released... installing now.. will post impressions UPDATE: so I've played through the first skate park, and I'm finding the controls very responsive, and the framerate is buttery smooth (on my 2g itouch)... graphics are, shall i say, familiar, as in nothing special (i wish they'd reworked the colors a bit, like gameloft did in Rayman) but it's obviously the gameplay that's the most important here, and it's really good. I personally think the buttons look ugly. I'd say that the onscreen buttons is a much better control method than the accelerometer, since I encountered some weird kinks in that... the game wasn't made for that kind of input. But anyhow, the game's all here, and I like it! now excuse me while i play till 7 am WeskerWario Well-Known Member Oct 15, 2009 324 0 0 -none at the moment- Florida #7 WeskerWario, Apr 1, 2010 I'm curious if they included secret characters from the games. Always liked jango fett from pro skater 4 costanza Well-Known Member Dec 5, 2008 409 3 0 Orlando, FL #8 costanza, Apr 1, 2010 Instant purchase. eloquent Well-Known Member Mar 21, 2009 224 0 0 #9 eloquent, Apr 1, 2010 why is it out in the US only? Europe does not have the App icekat Active Member Jan 9, 2009 43 0 0 #10 icekat, Apr 1, 2010 neither does canada :S Chrono Gear Well-Known Member Oct 10, 2009 621 0 0 Peoria, Arizona #11 Chrono Gear, Apr 1, 2010 Did you play TH2? That was the pinnacle of the series. TH3 really didn't offer anything new as with 4. They were both still enjoyable, don't get me wrong. And I didn't get burned out until THU2. It just started to get to stale to enjoy after that. I'm thrilled they brough the best in the series out. After the massive dissapointment of Mike V, this is a welcome addition to the library. I just hope the controls work well. $en$or Well-Known Member Mar 24, 2010 146 0 0 Gaming Editor Israel #12 $en$or, Apr 1, 2010 Who know's who's the developers of this game? BrettArchibald Well-Known Member Jul 17, 2008 1,435 18 38 Male Self-employed interactive designer. Formerly Zimbabwe - now England. http://www.LonelyMachine.com #13 BrettArchibald, Apr 1, 2010 How does this compare to Gameloft's Skater Nation? BrettArchibald Well-Known Member Jul 17, 2008 1,435 18 38 Male Self-employed interactive designer. Formerly Zimbabwe - now England. http://www.LonelyMachine.com #14 BrettArchibald, Apr 1, 2010 It is published by Activision Publishing, Inc., who also released "Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D" and "Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies". Sfv818 Well-Known Member Oct 8, 2009 220 1 0 Buying Apps! California #15 Sfv818, Apr 1, 2010 Boo hoo...I'll enjoy TH2, while u play Silent Hunter!!! WeskerWario Well-Known Member Oct 15, 2009 324 0 0 -none at the moment- Florida #16 WeskerWario, Apr 1, 2010 Is it out in NZ? If not that's a first for me! Marioman619 Well-Known Member Mar 8, 2009 395 0 0 #17 Marioman619, Apr 1, 2010 Not in Australian store either. This was going to be an instant buy as well skamando Well-Known Member Feb 26, 2009 850 0 0 Student Folsom, CA #18 skamando, Apr 1, 2010 Last edited: Apr 1, 2010 Just spent some time capping off The Hangar as Rodney Mullen. Ughhhh, this is just how I remember it. All those Friday nights huddled in front of my PS1. The controls are better than expected: not perfect, yet perfectly doable. The graphics are exactly as I remember them, which means charmingly blocky polygons. The buttons, though a little unsightly, are large enough to get my fingers around 90% of the time, yet small enough to give me a great view of the action. The only things I did not find intact or improved was the multiplayer, which is understandable, although I hope it is added later, and the music, which might have been my favorite part of the series. They've replaced all those great songs with kinda low budget punk, metal, one hip hop song, and a few instrumental tracks. I'd say boo to this, but I don't care. I just hope they allow my music in game, and then I'll make a playlist of all my faves from the original and listen to that while I played. Anyway, I def give this game the thumbs up, especially if you have memories with it, or you just want a solid skating game on your iPhone. Great, great stuff. Marioman619 Well-Known Member Mar 8, 2009 395 0 0 #19 Marioman619, Apr 1, 2010 Is this some sort of sick April Fools joke? thegamerocks06 Well-Known Member Jun 3, 2009 1,091 6 0 Student India #20 thegamerocks06, Apr 1, 2010 How does this compare against the video that was released way back? Is it as fluid as it looked in that video? 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Ah... 9.99 is a bit much I think for a 10 year old game. But I used to love this game so going to download when I get a card.
Wowwwoww wowww wooww just when i thought this was never going to actually be released... installing now.. will post impressions UPDATE: so I've played through the first skate park, and I'm finding the controls very responsive, and the framerate is buttery smooth (on my 2g itouch)... graphics are, shall i say, familiar, as in nothing special (i wish they'd reworked the colors a bit, like gameloft did in Rayman) but it's obviously the gameplay that's the most important here, and it's really good. I personally think the buttons look ugly. I'd say that the onscreen buttons is a much better control method than the accelerometer, since I encountered some weird kinks in that... the game wasn't made for that kind of input. But anyhow, the game's all here, and I like it! now excuse me while i play till 7 am
I'm curious if they included secret characters from the games. Always liked jango fett from pro skater 4
Did you play TH2? That was the pinnacle of the series. TH3 really didn't offer anything new as with 4. They were both still enjoyable, don't get me wrong. And I didn't get burned out until THU2. It just started to get to stale to enjoy after that. I'm thrilled they brough the best in the series out. After the massive dissapointment of Mike V, this is a welcome addition to the library. I just hope the controls work well.
It is published by Activision Publishing, Inc., who also released "Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D" and "Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies".
Just spent some time capping off The Hangar as Rodney Mullen. Ughhhh, this is just how I remember it. All those Friday nights huddled in front of my PS1. The controls are better than expected: not perfect, yet perfectly doable. The graphics are exactly as I remember them, which means charmingly blocky polygons. The buttons, though a little unsightly, are large enough to get my fingers around 90% of the time, yet small enough to give me a great view of the action. The only things I did not find intact or improved was the multiplayer, which is understandable, although I hope it is added later, and the music, which might have been my favorite part of the series. They've replaced all those great songs with kinda low budget punk, metal, one hip hop song, and a few instrumental tracks. I'd say boo to this, but I don't care. I just hope they allow my music in game, and then I'll make a playlist of all my faves from the original and listen to that while I played. Anyway, I def give this game the thumbs up, especially if you have memories with it, or you just want a solid skating game on your iPhone. Great, great stuff.
How does this compare against the video that was released way back? Is it as fluid as it looked in that video?
