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Some ports to the Switch go okay, but Activision and Toys for Bob seem to have it down quite well. It’s a really great experience on a console people love. The game might feature better experiences on other consoles, but the Switch version is more than just a port. The Switch version leaves me feeling like I did after writing my Crash Bandicoot 4 review For Nintendo Switch. It looks really good, despite a loss in visual fidelity.
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The crispness of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is really great on Xbox and PlayStation, but the Switch version is way better than I expected. Secondly, and most importantly, the Switch feels more fun for games with an arcade energy or casual tone. One, the hybrid portability is a perk meaning I can take my games on the go. When I run a game on the Switch that I can also have on another console, it’s usually for two reasons.
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Maybe the introduction of a new 4K Nintendo Switch upgrade changes that, but for now, I think of the Switch differently. The Switch is a console I don’t associate with these crisp, high-definition experiences. In writing this review for Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 for Nintendo Switch, I came to this conclusion. A Welcome Addition to the Nintendo Switch Library Do I see myself playing the Switch version of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 when I also own it on Xbox? I really do.
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When you have a PS5 or Xbox Series X and also own a Switch, cross-platform games become a matter of preference. If you’re a multi-console owner, then we’ve arrived at the real question in many’s minds. The new remaster, even on Switch, plays very well in terms of handling. Our memories of these games involve polygon monstrosities and janky controls. Here’s where I’m going to differ from some others that’s fittingly acceptable in this case. On the TV, the Switch version does look a little rough. It’s home console Tony Hawk on the go, and it’s beautiful. If you’ve ever played one of the Nintendo DS or GameBoy handheld Tony Hawk games, then you’ll be pleasantly surprised to see it’s not some bastardized version of the game. The graphics aren’t that HD quality like on the Xbox or PlayStation versions, but handheld Tony Hawk is a great treat.
In handheld mode, the 30 FPS decision made by Activision seems to be the right one. Firstly, the game is going to be less crisp in its visuals on the Switch. If you’re a fan of the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series and want it on the Switch, then here’s what you need to know.
That’s fine it’s a small price to pay for exclusive games and classic characters in the Nintendo family. We’re not going to shock anyone by saying the Switch is a less powerful system than its Microsoft and Sony counterparts. How Does Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 Run on the Switch? To my surprise, the Switch version of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 runs exceptionally well, and we’ll go through why in this review. That said, is the experience on Switch going to be comparable let alone enjoyable? In this case, the answer is a resounding yes. Sure, it’s great a new game is getting a version on Nintendo’s hit console. If you own a Switch, then this is usually a tricky situation. For starters, we’ve already reviewed the Tony Hawk 1+2 remaster. This time around, we’re taking a look at the Switch version which just released on June 25. This will look a bit different than our usual game reviews.
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