Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is scheduled to arrive for PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra and Premium subscribers on August 2. The game will be available free for members until September 6. For anyone looking forward to a possible Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 remake, that hope has been squashed.
If you missed our Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 review make sure to read it here.
Before I bought my PS5, I was very skeptical of the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, baffled as to how they could truly improve the experience. Then, after the whimsy of Astro’s Playroom, I became extremely excited for how developers would implement them in future titles. Both are included in the PS5 upgrade, and while they feel a little clunky at first, they start to feel great after a few sessions. The feedback on R2 needs a good push when hitting the reverts, especially for those of us with long-standing muscle memory from the THPS series. It might not bother you at all, you might turn it off completely, or you might get used to it after playing for a little while. I kept it on after getting adjusted and it doesn’t impact my skill level at all.
