Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2 Pc Download
Antonio Hadfield
In Career Mode, the player has five tapes (i.e. objectives) to obtain in six of the nine levels. The player has only two minutes in which to obtain a tape after which their run ends. It is not necessary to get every given tape in a level in one run though, as individual objectives are marked off once completed. In each level, two of the tapes are acquired by reaching set scores (with the second score being two to three times the amount require for the first), one is obtained by collecting the five letters to spell "SKATE", and one is a hidden tape which the player must find by looking in secluded areas, and the last tape's requirement varies from level to level, but always involves doing something to five objects (e.g. "grind five tables"). The other three levels are competitions, where the goal is to receive a gold, silver, or bronze medal by ranking higher than the other skaters. In these levels, the basis for ranking is not the player's score, but the mean number of points given on a scale of one to ten by three computer judges after three sets.
The Game Boy Color version, being not a port of the original game but an adaptation of its elements, has different and more limited gameplay from the other versions. Only nine tricks are possible, with all of the grinds removed and the ability to rotate only for ollie. This is down from an average of twenty-five tricks per skater in the main games.
There are three gameplay modes. In "Half Pipe Mode", the goal is to get as many points as possible in one minute by performing tricks on one of three half pipes. In "Tournament Mode", the player races against three computer skaters through five stages, attempting to rank the highest in each race. "Versus Mode" is the same as "Tournament Mode", players get to charge people by paying them money; except the player only races against one other skater (human or computer) and only through one stage.
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