Tony Hawks Pro Skater 1&2 (Xbox Series X)
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Tony Hawk’s Skate™ 1 + 2 (Xbox Series X) is not just a remaster but a meticulously refined and modernized version of the two best skateboarding games from Vicarious Visions. Far from being a simple rehash, the series faithfully reproduces the level layouts and physics of the original games from 1999 and 2000, now presented in stunning 4K/120FPS modern graphics that bring the familiar concrete playgrounds to life in vivid detail. For Xbox Series X players, this means the near-perfect gaming experience of the last generation, now elevated to an even greater console experience.Series X features native VRR and HDMI 2.1 support, eliminating the stuttering frame rates common on competitor platforms, we offer a locked smooth performance mode with 120 FPS gaming at 1080p. Familiar locations like the abandoned hospital, the second high school, and the mall—but you’ve never explored them like this before. It’s a time capsule with a turbocharged engine.
What You Need to Know
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Double the Skateboarding Fun: Comprehensive remaster of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 and 2 with all original levels, objectives, Street Points, and hidden tapes
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Optimized for Xbox Series X: Not backward compatible—native enhancements include 4K resolution, HDR10, and 60+ FPS visuals
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Two Mode Performance: Choose between Quality Mode (native 4K, 60 FPS) or Performance Mode (1080p at 120 FPS target); Series X VRR support ensures stable, tear-free visuals in Performance Mode
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120 FPS ADVANTAGE: Smoothness comparable to the PC version with Xbox Series X Performance Mode; PS5 version suffers from stuttering and inconsistent frame rates due to lack of VRR support
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The full line-up: Tony Hawk, Bucky Lasek, Bob Burnquist, Kareem Campbell, Rune Glifberg, Jamie Thomas, Chad Muska, Andrew Reynolds, Rodney Mullen, Elissa Steamer, and the next generation with LizzieO). Lizzie Armanto, Nyjah Huston, Riley Hawk, and Leticia Bufoni
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Soundtrack: Features over 30 licensed tracks, including original songs from Goldfinger, Bad Religion, Primus, and Rage Against the Machine, as well as new tracks from A Tribe Called Quest, Reel Big Fish, and Skepta; interactive audio engine adds echo effects during key moments; Water mode mutes music
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Create Park & Create Skater: Fully-featured editors for extensive customization; community uploads to share your parks online
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Online multiplayer: Competitive modes and leaderboards for up to 8 players; Xbox Game Pass Core/Ultimate required
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Deluxe Edition: Includes Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S versions; also features "The Ripper" skateboard deck, retro clothing with Tony Hawk, Steve Caballero, and Rodney Mullen, and retro skate style character customization
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No microtransactions: All cosmetic items, boards, and gear can be unlocked with in-game currency earned through challenges; no real money purchases required
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Release Date: September 4, 2020 (Original); Xbox Series X-native version released in March 2021
Why We Loved It
What makes Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 truly special on the Xbox Series X isn’t so much the game itself—a stunning retro remaster—but the invisible infrastructure behind it. When Digital Foundry released its next-gen version breakdown, an unlikely winner emerged: Xbox Series X, specifically its VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) implementation On the PlayStation 5, the 120FPS target in Performance Mode is marred by unpredictable frame time fluctuations, resulting in micro stuttering that disrupts the flow of combos; in Tony Hawk’s games, missing a grab is not just annoying, it can cost you the game. On the Xbox Series X, FreeSync and HDMI 2.1 VRR eliminate frame time fluctuations for a smooth 120Hz experience with crisp visuals. It’s the difference between a HD Remaster and the original game.Reside Remastered.
Beyond its technical achievements, this game is a masterclass in innovation. Vicarious Visions understood one crucial lesson: nostalgia alone cannot replace a real game. They didn't just移植 the original code—they rebuilt every level from scratch in Unreal Engine, preserving every slope and track while adding rich environmental details The mall has become a weed-choked ruin; the Santa Monica beach is bathed in golden sunlight; a feral cat darts across a warehouse floor. These are not distractions, but reminders that the world continues to move beyond your two-minute timer.
The combo system is also perfectly balanced. Ollies, flips, and spine transfers (tricks introduced in later games) are seamlessly integrated, allowing for that incredible 1 million combo run in 1999.For those who prefer a more retro feel, you can switch to the Classic Physics mode, delivering that pure, hard-hitting rebound sensation reminiscent of the greatest hits; but most players will prefer the smooth, fluid gameplay.
Important Information
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Brand: Activision Publishing Inc.
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Developer: Vicarious Visions
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Publisher: Activision
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Platform: Xbox Series X|S (native); Xbox One (backward compatible)
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Genre: Sports / Skateboarding / Arcade
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ESRB Rating: T for Teen (mild language and cartoon violence)
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File Size: ~25–30 GB (may vary with updates)
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Disc Dimensions: 17.27 × 13.72 × 1.27 cm (standard Blu-ray case)
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Modes Supported:
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Graphics Mode: Native 4K at 60 FPS
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Performance Mode: 1080p at 120 FPS (VRR recommended for smooth gameplay)
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HDR: HDR10 support
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Number of Players: 1–2 split-screen; 2–8 online
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Online Subscription Required: Xbox Game Pass Basic, Core, or Ultimate (sold separately)
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Cross-Gen Bundle Includes: Xbox One + Xbox Series X|S version; "The Ripper" skateboard character; Retro outfits; Retro skateboard customization content
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