![]() ![]() Even in the case of the load times, they are more par for the course on the Switch than poor. I bounced between the shiny Xbox Series X version and the Switch version and while the visual disparity is nakedly obvious, the game was indistinguishable otherwise aside from longer load times on Switch. The gameplay is uninhibited by the downgrade. The visuals are at a lower resolution and the framerate is locked to 30 frames per second, but everything is smooth. The technical chops of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 on Switch are the most important part of the equation, though, and thankfully, the game runs well. While this remake is not purely a portable skateboarding game (the Switch is, after all, a hybrid console), it is a fitting next step in Tony Hawk’s Nintendo history as this is both a virtuoso masterpiece of a video game and also a solid Switch port that excels as a portable game. That changes with Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2, a remake of the first two entries in the series developed by Vicarious Visions-the same developer behind those great GBA and DS games. But since the late 2000s, Tony Hawk video games have skipped out on Nintendo systems entirely. ![]() The Game Boy Advance launch title Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 made isometric skateboarding work well, and the Nintendo DS game Tony Hawk’s American Sk8land was arguably one of the best online games on the system. Tony Hawk’s history with portables is dotted with an array of great games. ![]()
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