Tony Hawk’s American Sk8land Review

By Tim Tackett

Grind on, you crazy diamond.



Catching up with diminutive yet useful iPods, cell phones, and computers, Tony Hawk finally gets a handheld port that maintains the well-established grace of its hefty console brothers. Tony Hawk’s American Sk8land shreds a new line on the DS without losing too much in the crunch.

If you’re totally new to the series, get out from under that…

  • Tony Hawk gameplay in a handheld
  • Smooth new graphics
  • Online play, plus downloads
  • Too easy
  • Repetitive missions
  • Still the same old Tony

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Tim Tackett
Tim Tackett

-Mechanical. RoboTim.

Thousands of years ago, I raided a derelict spacecraft for parts and fell asleep, to be eventually rescued by Ben and Duke on a routine bounty hunting mission.

I gave them half the robo-parts and pleged my loyalty to their website/bounty hunting corporation.

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