Tony Hawk franchise hints at return with potential remaster
The Tony Hawk franchise, a cultural icon in skateboarding games, may be making a comeback. Following the success of the 2020 remaster, skater Tyshawn Jones hinted at a new edition, rumored to be Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 Remaster. While excitement builds, official confirmation is still awaited.
Nearly 25 years have passed since the Tony Hawk franchise burst onto the video game scene, becoming a cultural phenomenon that has influenced multiple generations of gamers. The series is renowned for its addictive gameplay and iconic soundtracks, raising the bar for skateboarding games and inspiring countless individuals to pick up a skateboard in real life.
Given this legacy, the prospect of a return for the Tony Hawk franchise is generating excitement, especially following the successful remaster released in 2020. Recently, renowned skater Tyshawn Jones revealed that the series could be making a comeback with a new remaster on the horizon. He indicated that he would also be featured in this new edition, which is rumored to be titled Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3+4. However, fans will have to wait for further confirmation.
In a surprising revelation, a skate room was discovered in the map of 'Grind' in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, hinting at an upcoming announcement related to Tony Hawk on March 4. This location, added with the latest update in Season 2, sparked speculation about the future of the franchise. Additionally, the official Tony Hawk website has launched a countdown timer set to conclude on March 4, hinting at a possible reveal.
Fans are abuzz with speculation regarding a likely remaster of Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3+4, featuring modernized graphics and updated mechanics to align with today’s gaming standards. This scenario appears plausible based on Tyshawn Jones’s comments, but there is still hope that Activision may decide to produce a new installment in the Tony Hawk Pro Skater series, something that hasn’t happened since Tony Hawk Pro Skater 5 was released back in 2015.