Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 for Game Boy Advance (GBA)

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Tony Hawks' Pro Skater 2, despite being widely regarded as one of the best games of 2000, utterly failed to impress me on the Playstation. The game had all the makings of a masterpiece - new gameplay levels that were in larger supply, different skaters,...

Pros: Graphics, sound, replay value, lots of fun
Cons: Lighting can be difficult

When Tony Hawk Pro Skater was first released on the Playstation platform nearly two years ago, I picked it up right away and was instantly hooked. And while I admit that I haven’t “completed” the game (as it is so vast and so much that can be done in...

Pros: Graphics, Skater Selection, Music Effects
Cons: Not Much Different Gameplay From The PSX Version, Controls, Lighting Source?

I work at a day-care center and everytime I walk in, I see literally, every boy in there playing a gameboy of some kind. Whether it be those special designed Pokemon ones or those Pocket gameboys, everyone has one. It's a sweet madness to see all of...

Pros: It's definitely a Tony Hawk game
Cons: Tony Hawk + 2D = problems galore

Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 (THPS2) is, unquestionably, the single best skateboarding game made today. It set the standard for pretty much all extreme sports games to follow it. Not to mention it's an excellent game in its own right. While I already have...

Pros: Visuals and sound effects
Cons: Complex control

It's not new to see a Tony Hawk Pro Skater game hit the hand held market, it's been done before on the Game Boy Color, and while it was not to successful compared to the more powerful PSX and DC ports, it was still something that made the GBC owners...

Pros: A port of the best skating game out there.
Cons: Funky music, annoying camera view, and and impossible to see unlit game screen.

The trickster of the 21st century enters into the "port"al world yet again. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 comes to a new hardware, and is kicking it yet again with skating to the ultimate extreme!

Tony Hawk on the Game Boy Advance is not like any...

Pros: Amazing graphics, still very addicting.
Cons: The 3D isometric view, control.

Almost everyone agrees that Tony Hawk's Pro Skater redifined skating games. Tony Hawk 2 made the game one hell of a lot better, bring in one of the most addicting games ever. When I got the game for Dreamcast, it became my favorite game for a long time....

Pros: Graphics, gameplay, length, control, sound effects, replay value - pretty much everything!
Cons: Learning curve, music.

When the original Tony Hawk Pro Skater hit the PSX, it was instantly labeled a success, and considered by almost all, to be an incredible game for both skaters and non-skaters alike. It then made it's way to the N64, and after that a sequel that hit the...

Pros: Fun and addictive gameplay that is challenging!
Cons: Tough to learn if you are new to the genre.

I would describe THPS2 much in the same way that Garth Algar described his new television show set; At first it's restricting, but soon it becomes a part of you. It was tough to pick up and play, but now it is one of my favorite GBA games. I am...

Pros: Awesome Career Mode, Tons of Moves, Great Graphics
Cons: They Cut Back on the Skate Sites, Fixed Camera Angle

Tony Hawk Pro Skater (THPS) blew my mind when it released for the PSX. I grew up skating and praying for good sk8r games. Unfortunately I had to put up with things like California Games. Then came Skate or Die to prove that Skateboarding could live as...

Pros: Great graphics, sounds, and gameplay.
Cons: Lighting can be a problem, no multiplayer.

One day, I finally decided to bite the bullet and buy a Game Boy Advance, along with two games and a worm-light.
As soon as I got home, a tornado of plastic wrapping and cardboard filled the room as I unwrapped both the GBA and one of my new games,...

Pros: Very good graphics and control; very good translation and design
Cons: It'll last you a few hours; no multiplayer

I didn't like Tony Hawk 2 as much as I thought I would.

If you've never played Tony Hawk, I'll give you a brief introduction. It's a skating game where you control a famous skater and get money and advance levels by completing a number of...

Pros: best graphics of the GBA games, very addicting and entertaining
Cons: steep learning curve, no create-a-player or create-a-park

Well, THPS2 has finally come to the Game Boy Advance, after much hype. Does the game live up to all the hype? How does it compare to its console brethren? And is it worth your money? All this will be answered, oh yes, yes, yes it will!! Mwa ha ha ha ha...

Pros: Graphics, Sound, Control [once your used to it]
Cons: Actually sucks nattery life quicker becuase of it's good grahphics, No Multiplayer/create-a-park mode.

Tony Hawk is known for his outstanding skateboarding abilities. But most video game players know his name for his more that outstanding game series, Tony Hawk Pro Skater. Both the first and second THPS are very good games and there are more games to...

Pros: great graphics and sound
Cons: lack of key modes

When the first Tony Hawk portable was released for the Game Boy Color, I was minorly impressed by the gameplay, which reminded me a bit of Calfornia Dreams. Then Activision once again release the sequel to the portable Tony Hawk, offering only additional...