Awful controls particularly the "Slam" mechanic, which disrupts the flow of a combo.Also, sometimes you bail when you are lined up for a proper landing, and you sometimes also manage to land without being properly lined up. Usually, your ragdoll character phases through solid objects. It is difficult to do anything without being sent floating or crashing into what passes as scenery. There is a lot of clipping, with characters constantly getting stuck on walls or even the floor. Awful and very poorly implemented physics.Despite that, it still suffers from framerate drops. A Robomodo developer claimed that the cel-shaded aesthetic was to make it easier for the game to run at 60 frames per second.It is believed that this was a poor, last-minute attempt from Robomodo to mask the game's bad graphics by giving them a cel-shaded look which failed miserably. There is also an ugly border line around the people in this game.Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4, which were on those consoles, looked better than this! Terrible graphics, comparable to sixth-generation consoles.Also due to the rushed development, the game had a lot of horrible bugs and glitches at launch such as the ability to bail on a flat surface.The one crazy, over-the-top, and out-of-place level in the game, the Asteroid Belt, is poorly designed, with rails that occasionally throw you off mid-grind for absolutely no reason whatsoever and a moon gravity power-up which was only fun as a cheat from the older games. Bland, empty, cookie-cutter levels with no thematic elements, different objectives, or even NPCs unlike previous installments, not counting the first two Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games, as they have the same flaw.To add insult to injury, the game was priced at $60 at launch.
#TONY HAWK PRO SKATER 5 WIKI PATCH#
Due to the game being so rushed, most of the game was contained in a 7.7 GB day one patch while the actual disc was about 4 GB.
#TONY HAWK PRO SKATER 5 WIKI LICENSE#
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