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Flaming Skateboards And Exploding Heads Abound In Latest Clueless Gamer With Conan O'Brien
Conan O’Brien can’t seem to shake his growing obsession with video games. In the latest installment of his Clueless Gamer series, the late night host attempts to raise his skating cred in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5.
He’s joined by the titular skater himself and hip-hop star Lil’ Wayne, who is revealed as a playable skater in the game. After Tony demonstrates his mad skills in the game, Conan tests the pair with a... unique quiz on skateboard jargon. O'Brien then takes a stab at playing the game himself to humorous (not to mention fiery) results before challenging Wayne to head-to-head competition with the highest of high stakes.
To learn more about Tony Hawk Pro Skater 5, be sure to read our stories on the game’s graphical makeover, soundtrack, online features, and first gameplay trailer.
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