Tony Hawk, Activision and Pro Skater
Yahoo · 2h
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater Considered Core Franchise for Activision
Don’t worry Tony Hawk Pro Skater fans, Activision has heard your cries. The company’s Chief Operating Officer confirms there is demand for more entries, and consider it a core franchise. Activision COO says the company has “heard the demand” for a new Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater In a recent interview with Digital Trends,
Yahoo · 15d
Tony Hawk is working with Activision on a new project that "fans will truly appreciate"
Tony Hawk is working with Activision again on a new project, though he's staying tight-lipped on the details. Appearing on Mythical Kitchen's 'Last Meal' series (timestamped here ), Hawk teased the unannounced new project for the first time.
Nintendo Life · 15d
Tony Hawk Has Been "Talking To Activision Again" Ahead Of Pro Skater's 25th Anniversary
Believe it or not, the 25th anniversary of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater is right around the corner (29th September, if we're being specific) and the titular Birdman himself is teasing that he and Activision might have something in the works (thanks, VGC ).
Push Square · 15d
Tony Hawk Teases He and Activision Are 'Working on Something' as Series Turns 25
Tony Hawk, the legendary skateboarder and namesake of Activision's beloved skateboarding game series, has teased something in relation to the franchise's 25th anniversary. Speaking in an interview with Mythical Kitchen, the Californian appears to more or less confirm a new game of some sort in the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series.
Gamereactor · 14d
Tony Hawk: "I've been talking to Activision again, which is insanely exciting"
It's been a very long time since we've heard anything new in the gaming world from Tony Hawk. The old skateboarding legend has never been completely forgotten though, but the last sign of life was Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 from 2020.
Los Angeles Times · 1d
Tony Hawk didn’t think he was creating a revolution with ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater’
Tony Hawk sat down to talk about a video game that changed his life, but also the sport of skateboarding, forever. Assistant editor Vanessa Franko oversees audience engagement for the Los Angeles Times’ Entertainment and Arts section.
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