Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 — Countdown to Release

Alright, so imagine this: you’ve mastered the game, right? All those skills you picked up the first time around? Keep ’em, toss ’em into a blender with some classics, and, bam, welcome to New Game+! It’s like leveling up but with all the nostalgia of old games. Weird mix, huh? But kinda awesome.

So, here’s the deal with Pro Goals. Every park now has these crazy challenges. You know, hit that Platinum Score, pull off some mind-bending environmental tricks, and oh, collect C-O-M-B-O. Basically like S-K-A-T-E but, you know, do it all in one go. Easier said than done. Then, check out the Expert Challenges. It’s like speedruns or crazy score combos—the kind of stuff that’ll test if you’re a skateboarding legend or just pretending.

And then there’s Solo Tours. Go ahead, pick a skater and take ‘em through the Career mode. Every single one. No skipping! Finish all the base and Pro Goals. They’ve messed with the cash, tricks, and those sneaky S-K-A-T-E letters, depending on your skater’s style. Keeps you on your toes, right?

Oh, multiplayer! It’s like this big, messy skate party with actual friends or strangers who might become friends. Up to eight skatesters (is that even a word?)! Jump into cross-platform chaos with this new thing called HAWK mode. Hide and Seek but make it skateboarding. You drop these letters, almost like leaving secret crumbs across the map. Then you or your buddy gotta sniff ’em out before time’s up. Score or die trying (not literally, but you get it). Three rounds–winner gets the bragging rights.

And, of course, the classics! Relax or get competitive with Free Skate, Horse, Tag—you pick. Adjust those rules, select your park, and make it your canvas.

Oh, the nitty-gritty features. Voice Chat’s got this Push to Talk deal—you decide who gets to hear your awesome commentary or not. Streamer Mode? Well, let’s just dodge those sticky copyright issues, shall we? Swap out those risky tracks, put in some originals instead. Nobody likes their stream getting muted, right?

Create-A-Park mode? Go wild, craft your own world. It’s like an artist with a skateboard instead of a brush.

Did I digress? Maybe a little. But hey, this game’s about chaos and creativity, and that’s what makes it stick. Or maybe I just rambled a bit, who knows.