By rewriting its own history, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is the latest AAA title to reject modern trends in favor of retro sensibilities

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For a long time, the term “AAA Games Industry” has brought certain things to mind. For some people, that means annual release. For others, the term “digital delax pre -order” may be in mind. Mostly, the AAA has come to refer to the titles that promise to tell the great worlds, the deep stories and the open gameplay. But beyond some release of Nintendo’s first party, a word you may not use to describe AAA gaming is “retro”. And still, there is an activation, with the recently announced Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 moving in the direction of the old school.

Its predecessor, Tony Hawk’s Pro Scator 1 + 2, was a game that was a retro as needed. After ending countless critical and financial failures in this regard, after ending in the Pro -Scator 5, after putting the franchise into the tomb, the Pro Scator 1+2 felt like a move by activation to win the crowd with a guaranteed hit. The game marks the return of the traditional Tony Hawk: Clean all the goals in one level, and then focus on getting the maximum score in a two -minute range.

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