Overall I enjoyed the story mode (even with a boring story), it manages to change it up a bit, which was something the THPS series has needed for quite some time.
With that being said the story is there and it does get the job done, even if it wasn’t all that interesting. For the most part the Story is pretty lame it doesn’t have many twists or turns and doesn’t really have much interesting. You play through the story with some cut scenes and dialogue. The whole point of the Story Mode is to really get the gamer more involved in the game. Just send a picture online of yourself and they will transform it and then you just put it on your memory card and you’re ready to play in the game. You are given tons of different options and one of the nicest features is the ability to put your own face in the game.
Like in most games this is a fun process that was very nicely created.
When you start the Story Mode (no longer career), one of the first tasks you must complete is creating your character. Now it seems like there is more of a purpose for you skating and completing the objectives. This has been something missing from the series from the get-go, instead of how you used to already be a great skater and then just try to accomplish goals from there. One of the big things that really set Tony Hawk’s Underground (THUG) apart from all of the other Tony Hawk titles is that the emphasis not placed on the pros but now on the little guy trying to make it to the top. Well Neversoft decided to change it up a bit and try some new things (it’s about time), with the addition of a much more customizable skating experience. All of the last four Tony Hawk titles have been about the same type of games just different upgrades and environments to skate in. The Tony Hawk series has been an impressive one, with all of the games improving on their predecessors, there is always a lot of anticipation gathered up behind new Tony Hawk Titles. This is Activision’s latest in the Tony Hawk series, Tony Hawk’s Underground. Well now Neversoft has decided to mix it up a bit, try some new things, and hopefully establish some new standards for extreme sports games. Since then there have been 3 more installments to the series (Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2, 3, & 4), all basically have the same gameplay elements with more features and upgrades. It wasn’t all that long ago when the gaming world was given one of the best extreme sports titles of all time, Tony Hawk Pro Skater for the PlayStation.
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