Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1-2 Remaster New Soundtrack Revealed

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 and 2

is just around the corner, the game will launch on September 4 for PlayStation 4, Windows PC, and Xbox One.  Vicarious Vision announced today that 37 new artists will be featured in the remake of the classic skateboarding game.

Here are the 37 new artists confirmed to be featured on Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 -2 Remake:

• A Tribe Called Quest
• A. Swayze & the Ghosts
• Alex Lahey
• All Talk
• American Nightmare
• Backchat
• Baker Boy
• Billy Talent
• Black Prez ft. Kid Something
• CHAII
• Charlie Brown Jr.
• Cherry Kola
• Chick Norris
• Craig Craig ft. Icy Black
• Crush Effect ft. KARRA
• Destroy Boys
• DZ Deathrays
• FIDLAR
• JunkBunny
• Less Than Jake
• Machine Gun Kelly
• Merkules
• MxPx
• Pkew Pkew Pkew
• Reel Big Fish
• Rough Francis
• Screaming Females
• Skepta
• Spilt Milk
• Strung Out
• Sublime
• Super Best Frens Club
• The Ataris
• Token
• Tyrone Briggs
• Viagra Boys
• Zebrahead

The original artists from classic games were also confirmed recently.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1-2 Remaster was announced at Summer Game Fest, fans suspected that Activision would return to the franchise as a THPS game was being rumored for months, professional skaters claimed that there will be a game in 2020, which might have been teasing from Activision, hype kept building as the music streamed in Summer Game Fest before the beginning of the stream was from the first two games.

According to Vicarious Visions’ executive Jen Oneal Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1-2 Remasters will feel as good as the old ones did. For that approach, original soundtrack, maps, and even Neversoft developers were brought back.

We started with the Neversoft engine looking at the codebase for the handling brought that over, also looked at the level layout and bringing over the geometry as a starting point and you upgrade everything from there, from the animation to the high res graphics.

Oneal also confirmed Gamespot that the game won’t have microtransactions, all the content will be unlockable through gameplay.

“Everything that you see at launch is going to be unlocked with gameplay. We’re not planning on having monetization at launch,” Oneal said, adding that Vicarious put a focus on making sure players are getting a “complete package.” If there is demand for additional content, Vicarious Visions might consider releasing more stuff to buy with real money down the road.

Source: Polygon

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