Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
The definitive portable skateboarding experience, faithfully adapting the console classic to GBA. Featuring all original pro skaters, parks, and the revolutionary Create-A-Park mode in an isometric 2D format.
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About This Game
The GBA version retains the core trick system with ollies, grinds, and flip tricks mapped to simple button combos. The game's physics were specially adapted for the handheld's capabilities.
Includes all 10 levels from the console version, each condensed but retaining key landmarks. The Create-A-Park mode allows custom skatepark designs using modular pieces.
Notable for being one of the first GBA titles to feature a licensed soundtrack, with tracks from bands like Rage Against the Machine in MIDI format. Multiplayer support via link cable.
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