Tony Hawk
The legendary pro skater and series figurehead, with strong all-around stats and signature moves.
How it plays
The game uses a third-person perspective behind the skater. Players build scores by chaining ollies, grabs, flips, manuals, grinds, and transitions while maintaining balance and speed.
Career levels contain goals such as collecting items, reaching score targets, finding secret areas, and completing specific tricks. Completing objectives earns cash and progression, which can improve attributes and unlock additional content. Single-session free skate and multiplayer modes offer alternatives to the structured career.
Plan your run
Learn each level's ramps, rails, and gaps before attempting high scores. A reliable line usually combines an aerial trick, a grind, a manual, and a final transition rather than relying on isolated tricks.
Spend early cash on speed, ollie height, and air, then tune stats to the skater's weaknesses. Explore carefully for hidden areas and collectibles, and use reverts or manuals to connect separate sections of a run.
Meet the cast
The legendary pro skater and series figurehead, with strong all-around stats and signature moves.
A technical street-skating icon known for flatground skill and flip-trick versatility.
Documented inputs
Unlock new stages by completing level goalsMeeting the current level objectives opens the next skate area.
Unlock extras through collection and challenge completionLetters, hidden tapes, and specific tasks can reward skaters, boards, or bonus content.
Before you begin
Use manuals to connect separate trick sections and preserve a combo.
Explore every level for hidden collectibles, gaps, and alternate routes.
Upgrade movement and air statistics before specializing in score-oriented attributes.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 for Nintendo 64 is a trick-focused skateboarding sports game developed by Edge of Reality and published by Activision. Players control professional skaters through compact environments filled with ramps, rails, gaps, and collectible objectives. The main career mode combines timed runs with task-based progression, while free skating and multiplayer provide more open-ended play. This version adapts the acclaimed console game to Nintendo 64 hardware, with some content and presentation changes compared with other releases. It was generally well received for preserving the series' responsive controls and strong level design, although the port has technical and content limitations.
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