Tony Hawk's American Wasteland review

Gaming's best (and only) skateboarding franchise is still the one to beat

GamesRadar+ Verdict

Pros

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    Terrain is completely skateable

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    Great creation modes

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    Online support

Cons

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    Too much content

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    BMX bike is useless

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    What's with the bugs?

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Ever seen a fat skateboarder? If you're going to pull off flip tricks and delicate balance moves, being light on your feet helps. That's what makes Tony Hawk's American Wasteland such a paradox - it's gained a lot of heft as a franchise over 🎃t🧔he years, but now it's starting to be weighed down by its own legacy.

Granted, if it ain't broke, don't fix it - the Hawk mantra has always been to extend the skateboarding experience rather than fundamentally change it. And THAW definitely offers extension: a huge, sprawling Los Angeles, yours to explore without loading times getting in the way. (Well, they're there, but you get to skate through them as you travel from, say, Hollywood to🐼 Beverly Hill🐼s, or Downtown to East L.A.)

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GenreSports
DescriptionEver seen a fat skateboarder?
Franchise nameTony Hawk
UK franchise nameTony Hawk
Platform"Xbox","PS2","GameCube","Xbox 360"
US censor rating"Teen","Teen","Teen","Teen"
UK censor rating"","","",""
Release date1 January 1970 (US), 1 January 1970 (UK)
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