Tony Hawk's Underground changed the direction of the franchise. A story driven campaign was the focus of the game instead of tape collecting.
Tony Hawk's Underground took skater games to a whole new level.
I recall not liking the idea of this game, when I was younger. Then, when I actually tried it at a friend's house. I absolutely loved it. Wish we could get another one on modern systems...
I personally considered this game the last great Tony hawk game before the series fell from grace.
It was already releasing far to frequently and had started following trends urban setting in underground then jackass for underground 2 instead of leading it like with thps 1/2 .
So I was really disappointed with underground 2 at the time it was basically jackass the game but watching low poly model characters hurt each other I found really boring. Then we went to American wasteland which was ok and project 8 that was kind of an anomaly as it was actually good on everything except the PS3 I somehow found the PS2 version was simply the best version of it.
Wasteland was horrible and the motion controlled games garbage and thps5 makes me want to puke.
Funny thing is the remake of 1 and 2 reminded me of how fun these games can be so I'll be blowing the dust of of my disc and popping it my PS2 to replay underground this weekend.
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PP: It wasn't all that long ago that gamers were complaining about the glut of remasters and remakes flooding the market. These days? Well, things have changed, and with Activision being a frontrunner with some of the most successful remakes, it makes sense that the publisher would want to dip back into its back catalogue for inspiration.
Remake CoD 2? It'll be a generic shooter now and CoD WW2 already happened.
Activision should pull Raven out from CoD Support duties and instead let them do their own stuff, like they used to do.
Remake? Activision can do something like the X-Men Origins: Wolverine or Singularity by Raven.
I would love a Singularity 2. The original was incredible but had a few issues a sequel could have really helped with. It was a great game that had the Bioshock spirit with a good puzzle concept. A sequel could really unlock potential.
Also, Wolverine was great. Sad they were forced to make it a tie-in instead of an original story but making Logan a violent monster was a great direction.
Raven is such an underutilized and untapped development team.
