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Tony Hawk Reconfirms New Pro Skater Game For 2015 With Valentine's Day Poem
Details are still scarce, but yesterday Tony Hawk reconfirmed he is working on a new Tony Hawk game with a romantic poem and it is coming this year.
A romantic poem for your Valentine's Day.
Also - we are working on a new THPS to be released this year. Love, Tony pic.twitter.com/tg0NNFlDsJ
— Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) February 14, 2015
Tony Hawk made reference to work on a mobile game early last year announcing it on a Sirius XM radio show. Activision and Tony Hawk on twitter (you can see that tweet below) later expanded that announcement to include console games.
I’m currently working with Activision on a console game for 2015 (along with a new mobile game). I think fans of THPS series will be hyped.
— Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) November 7, 2014
We still don't know if this new Tony Hawk game will represent a new experience for the series, or a traditional one, or for what consoles it will release. That last Tony Hawk game to release was a high definition remake of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and its sequel. You can find our review of that game here. To read a feature ranking the Tony Hawk series, head here.
[Source: @tonyhawk]
Our Take
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD overall ended up being somewhat of a disappointment, but I still enjoyed getting back on the board. I think the series is due for a full return and I am excited to see what's in store. I just hope it's not a Kinect title. Maybe it will be a Wii U title and you will have to stand on your GamePad laying on the floor?
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