This time it is not a Tony Hawk sequel, but it is the clipping of the next-gen Tony Hawk, which has appeared on a Japanese community website and as per facts this footage is linked to a Japanese gaming forum. The issue that is reported is the realtime gameplay of the game in comparison to the earlier Tony Hawk games that did lack a certain amount of co-ordination. But some findings also point to the fact that as per the standard THPS gameplay this footage stands out to be a realtime gameplay.
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The footage does look very basic, but nothing can be said until the next-gen series is launched.
Via: Opposable Truth
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