It is very important not to fall off the board, otherwise all accumulated points are burned. Each stage requires the completion of 10 tasks. Walking mechanic introduced. In Tony Hawk's Underground 2 you can take a board in your hand and just walk the path or sketch graffiti.
In the quest Get the Secret Tape requires you to find the hidden tape, which is not easy to get. Added a Practice Level, which allows you to practice tricks. In story mode, you can control 4 characters: the protagonist, a partner, and two secret skaters. Classic mode based on the first four installments of the series.
Here you must complete a set of tasks that consist of several rounds. There are 2 difficulty levels for the classics: normal and creepy. The site is non-commercial and we are not able to check all user posts. Tony Hawk's Underground 2 screenshots:. Size: 1. Related By Tags Games: Reprobates. Second Life. Animal super squad. Assault Squad 2: Men of War Or. Descent: FreeSpace - The Great. Tank Warfare: Tunisia Indeed, it's hard to believe how much fun, stupidity and mayhem the Hawk series has managed to elicit from a four-wheeled plank, and THUG2 is the most comprehensive and inventive yet.
For a start, the inclusion of Bam Margera of Jackass notoriety as guest star is a masterstroke. You may not be a fan of his puerile and malicious brand of humour, but it's a perfect fit for the game's anarchic ethos, and adds a strong sense of character where the clean-cut Hawk could not.
Ridiculous trick combos are still the order of the day, now bolstered with sticker slaps, post-crash tantrums and slow-mo 'focus' mode. Like THUG, you also spend a bit of time off your board, and there's a range of climbing and hanging and graffiti tagging actions to help you get around. While THUG veterans might find it all a bit too familiar, it's still impossible not to enjoy - even disenchanted traditionalists are catered for with the return of Classic mode.
The online game is brilliant too. In short, it's probably the best extreme sports game ever made, the only real caveat being that it's rubbish without a decent gamepad. After six years of Tony Hawk games and two years of Underground games, Activision still manages to squeeze something new into this ultimate skateboarding franchise, and Tony Hawk's Underground 2 is no exception.
THUG 2 doesn't so much change the way you play the game or it's look and sound as it tweaks the storyline and basic feel of your goals. Instead of seeking out to become the best skateboarder in the world, THUG 2 is a fun and very bizarre around the world romp dedicated to skateboard hooliganism and destructions. Put it this way, THUG 2's co-star is Bam Margera, of Jackass and Viva La Bam fame, so expect a lot of over the top humor and strange encounters with skateboarding historic figures, sumo wrestlers and jesters.
Fortunately, the game is still built on the very strong mechanics of the original THUG, so Bams absurdity only leaks into the plot, which is a good thing, and not into gameplay, which would be an exceptionally bad thing. The only real differences to the game mechanics are the addition of a hand plant against a wall, which allows you to slap a sticker on a wall and then push off and jet in the opposite direction.
You can also now enter a focus mode if you score enough points which allows you to slow time down for a few seconds, making combos, balancing and landing a bit easier.
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