Activision Says Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD To Feature DLC Levels From THPS3
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Published: May 19, 2012
Ah Activision, fine purveyors of DLC announced well in advance of the launch of a game, clearly indicating that said content COULD have been included in the game at launch if they so desired. Such is the world we live in, and bitterness is a tough pill to swallow but we'd all better learn to force it down.
You know what though? When I heard the upcoming Tony Hawk Pro Skater HD was getting DLC that would add levels from Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3 I was pretty damn excited. THPS3 can make a case for being a pinnacle of Neversoft's cornerstone franchise, having garnered quite a few accolades upon release and dramatically altering some of the core gameplay of the series.
The best part is that you can help decide what levels will be included as DLC (much the same way as the asked for fan input on what levels from the first two games so head on over to the official Facebook page and hit up the post on the topic. Activision and Robomodo (and Tony Hawk) will look over the comments and then they will pick Suburbia. Just kidding! The final call will actually be made my Mr. Hawk himself, so let's hope he really loves Cruise Ship.
No definitive word on when the game or the DLC will be released, but look for it sometime over the summer with the DLC to follow a month or so later. It's been priced at $15, which seems reasonable for reliving some of the best moments of the early aughties!
You know what though? When I heard the upcoming Tony Hawk Pro Skater HD was getting DLC that would add levels from Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3 I was pretty damn excited. THPS3 can make a case for being a pinnacle of Neversoft's cornerstone franchise, having garnered quite a few accolades upon release and dramatically altering some of the core gameplay of the series.
The best part is that you can help decide what levels will be included as DLC (much the same way as the asked for fan input on what levels from the first two games so head on over to the official Facebook page and hit up the post on the topic. Activision and Robomodo (and Tony Hawk) will look over the comments and then they will pick Suburbia. Just kidding! The final call will actually be made my Mr. Hawk himself, so let's hope he really loves Cruise Ship.
No definitive word on when the game or the DLC will be released, but look for it sometime over the summer with the DLC to follow a month or so later. It's been priced at $15, which seems reasonable for reliving some of the best moments of the early aughties!
