The official Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 Twitter account advertised the free trial available through the Xbox Store until March 12. Thus it makes sense for the developer and publisher to offer prospective fans a trial of the game so they know whether to invest come these future releases. RELATED: March 26 Will Be A Big Day for Gamers When the game comes to next-gen hardware it will get a myriad of additional updates like multiple new graphics modes and the ability to run in 4K, 60 FPS whereas its Switch port will take advantage of the Nintendo console's portability. Before then, Activision is offering a limited-time free trial period for the game on Xbox.ĭeveloper Vicarious Visions has been expanding upon the game since it released, giving the Tony Hawk revival new features like private lobbies for multiplayer. The game is likely to see another surge in popularity when Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 releases for PS5 and Xbox Series X later this month, followed by Switch later this year. Developer Vicarious Visions have also added a bunch of tricks from later games in the series, ensuring the game doesn’t feel dated to newer players.Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 was a big hit when it released last September, bringing remastered versions of two classic extreme sports games to modern consoles. The THPS demo also gives players a chance to listen to some songs from the remaster’s soundtrack, including artists like Rage Against the Machine and Billy Talent. On the brightside, by the time the game launches, you’ll have mastered the warehouse level. While some players may find the time limit annoying, you can replay the session as many times as you like or keep a combo going to extend the time limit. The demo lets you take part in the Single Session game mode, meaning you have two minutes to rack up the highest score you can before the timer runs out. If you have, though, you can try Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 before it releases on September 4. You can only access the demo if you have pre-ordered the game through the Epic Games Store. Well, today you can relive these good times with the demo for Activision’s remaster of the first two Pro Skater games. Countless players have ollied, kickflipped, and grinded their way through the level that first released almost 21 years ago. We’re willing to bet that you have some fond memories of playing the now iconic warehouse level from Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1.
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