Tony hawk underground 2 files

This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused cinematics. Tony Hawk's Underground 2 is often considered by fans to be the best game of the series as well as the last good one thanks to its great additions and improvements to the game mechanics, for its incredibly humorous tone, and for its wide selection of levels old and new.

At the same time, however, many consider it to be the point where the series started its downfall, thanks to having bigger focus on Bam Margera than on Tony Hawk, for its over-reliance on sexual and toilet humor, and for its mechanics making things too easy. There exists a test level containing a mishmash of various models and particle effects. Story Mode picks up from where Underground left off, with the intro beginning with the custom character skating in their backyard, as a crowd watches and cheers.

To make it possible, a tiny portion of the New Jersey level from THUG1 was implemented into the Training level, but placed very far away. The area is skateable, albeit very glitchy, and without grindable surfaces. Since Bam Margera's jacket covers up the sides of his torso, the torso mesh stops before it gets to his sides, thus, only a small portion of his right-side tattoo is applied to the mesh.

However, his chest texture actually contains the almost full tattoo. When performed, Bam bends over, clutches his stomach, and vomits, followed by a splattering sound. The vomit particles were also carried over from THUG1 , but they were not added to the animation this time around. As you complete the goals, which include things like performing certain tricks or breaking things, you typically will unlock more advanced sets of goals.

Each time you complete a goal you are awarded points, get a high enough score and you can go on to the next city. The cities are pretty well constructed, typically mid-sized affairs with tons of multi-level stunt possibilities and little hidden areas. While the story-mode is a blast, it's a little too short for my taste.

Fortunately, there are three skill levels and it's a lot of fun to return to the different cities. The classic mode is essentially the same maps, and maps from previous games, set-up to allow you to play them like in the original Tony Hawk, pre-underground, days.

This is a bit of fun, but the lack of any new maps prevents it from really adding a lot to the game. Finally, the multiplayer mode is a huge, huge disappointment. What a horrible decision. Because of this you can only play split-screen modes with a friend and while they are fun you can't help but think constantly of the unrealized online potential of the game. The graphics are about on par with the original Underground, though the eclectic mix of new characters makes better use of the over-the-top animations.

Like in previous Tony Hawks, this game features a fantastic soundtrack and really does a job of capturing the sounds of the street. I like this game a lot, as it does a good job of adding a much needed irreverent sense of humor to the Hawk franchise, but it could have been a bit longer for my taste and the lack of online play is just mind-boggling. Browse games Game Portals. Tony Hawk's Underground 2.

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