Tony Hawk Pro Skater fans are excited after this social media refresh

Tony Hawk Pro Skater fans are excited after this social media refresh

A screenshot from Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 showing a skater performing an ollie high above a half-pipe, as glimpsed through the opening of a full-pipe in the foreground.

Image credit: Activision Blizzard

The official social media accounts for Tony Hawk Pro Skater have been freshened up ahead of the series’ upcoming 25th anniversary – and it’s got some fans very excited.

Whilst news that YouTube, X/Twitter, and Facebook are getting a commemorative banner may not sound all that newsworthy, interestingly, all images now boast a new 2024 copyright notice, suggesting Activision has recently renewed the copyright of the series… and that’s the bit that’s sent the rumour mill into overdrive.

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Perhaps most noteworthy of all, however, is news that Activision is marking the series’ 25th anniversary “all month long”… leading some to hope that the 3 and 4 remasters could be unveiled sooner rather than later.

Whilst Pro Skater 1 and 2 received remakes a little while back, fans lost out on the planned remake of 3 and 4 after Vicarious Visions was merged with Activision Blizzard in 2022 (thanks, TheGamer).

And if Spyro is anything to go by, fans could be right. Back in January, a new tweet from the official Spyro the Dragon Twitter/X account – and then a website update – sparked hopes that a new instalment could be on the way.

Earlier this year, footage from a cancelled futuristic Call of Duty sci-fi game that had been in development by Tony Hawk’s studio Neversoft leaked online.

The footage came from a cancelled Xbox 360-era Call of Duty game known as Future Warfare (or “NX1” internally). The game was originally in development at Neversoft, which was ultimately merged into Infinity Ward in 2014.

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