Tony Hawk's Project 8 PS2 game

Tony Hawk's Project 8

2007

Overall rating: 2.5 out of 5

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Tony Hawk's Project 8 immerses players in the definitive skateboarding experience using ultra realistic graphics, enhanced physics, and extremely responsive controls that simulate the feeling of skating with every trick and bail. The game challenges players to experience the intensity and pressure of skating against some of the world's top pros in true to life competitions as they aim to become the #1 skater. With an entirely new gameplay engine, the trick-based gameplay features amazing, detailed character animations that react realistically on and off their boards, a new physics system, an innovative bail mode, and the ability to move ramps and rails throughout the city. The experience is so real, you don't just skate it...you feel it.

Tony Hawk's Project 8 details

Formats:	12 PS3, PSP, PS2, 16 Xbox 360
Genre:	Sport
Rental release:	16 Nov 2007

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Tony Hawk's Project 8

By a customer from Wallsend , 27 Nov 2007

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The newest Tony Hawk game is definitely an improvement on the other games with real-world physics and using motion capture suits to grab the pro's riding styles. One thing that suprised me was the fact you can get off your board and walk around, so you are able to climb onto rooftops and reach places you wouldn't be able to reach just on the board. Another new thing was the 'nail the trick' mode, where you can control the character's feet on the board and pull off a perfect flip while in the air. I would have given the game 5 stars if I had been able to design a female skater as well as males.
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Tony Hawk's Project 8

By a customer from Wallsend , 27 Nov 2007

The newest Tony Hawk game is definitely an improvement on the other games with real-world physics and using motion capture suits to grab the pro's riding styles. One thing that suprised me was the fact you can get off your board and walk around, so you are able to climb onto rooftops and reach places you wouldn't be able to reach just on the board. Another new thing was the 'nail the trick' mode, where you can control the character's feet on the board and pull off a perfect flip while in the air. I would have given the game 5 stars if I had been able to design a female skater as well as males.
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