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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 is a remastered collection supporting crossplay across all platforms, allowing multiplayer with up to eight players, but it does not support cross-progression. The game features 29 skaters, including unlockables, and offers a gameplay experience that can take approximately 25-35 hours to complete all achievements, with the most time-consuming part being the Solo Tour mode.
The remastered collection of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4 showcases significant visual upgrades while maintaining gameplay, featuring updated character models of iconic skaters and highlighting the games' enduring appeal despite aging graphics.
The article ranks prospects in the 2025 NHL Draft across categories like best skaters, shooters, hands, and more, highlighting top players such as Cullen Potter, Matthew Schaefer, and Ryker Lee, and providing insights into their skills and attributes.
Activision announced the roster of 21 returning skaters, including Tony Hawk, Elissa Steamer, and Rodney Mullen, for the upcoming remake of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4, set to release on July 11 across multiple platforms. The list of new athletes has not yet been revealed.
The 2024 NHL All-Star Skills will feature a revamped format with a focus on skaters competing in multiple events for a $1 million prize, but goalies will play a pivotal role with $100,000 on the line for the best performer. The event will include 12 skaters participating in various challenges, with the top eight advancing to a one-on-one competition against one of the eight goalies. The goalies will have a significant impact on the final outcome, and the top six skaters will advance to the final obstacle course event worth double the points.
Residents of Dolores Park in San Francisco weigh in on the recent hill bombing event, where skaters gather to speed down the steep hills. While some residents are accustomed to the event, they were shocked by the chaos that ensued this time, with police clashing with skaters who threw firecrackers and glass bottles. The police presence was seen as disproportionate by some residents, while others believed it was warranted due to past incidents and injuries. Property damage is a recurring issue during the hill bomb, and opinions are divided on whether the police response was justified. Some residents suggest organizing an officially sanctioned event to ensure safety and minimize chaos.
Dozens of protesters gathered in San Francisco to condemn the police operation that arrested 113 skaters and spectators at the annual Dolores Park "hill bomb." Protesters criticized the police response, calling it immoral and wrong, and demanded accountability. The San Francisco Police Department defended its actions, stating that the assembly involved violence against officers and property destruction. The protest also targeted District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, who defended the action. The loosely organized protest included chants against the police, criticism of the police department's budget, and calls for the resignation of the district attorney. The protest eventually dispersed, with some participants returning to Clarion Alley to play music and skate.
Former hockey players Dan and Chris Powers have spoken out about the chaos surrounding Frank Ocean's Coachella performance, which was set to feature an ice rink and over 100 skaters. The brothers claim that Ocean scrapped the entire ice-capades setup at the last minute, leaving most of the skaters waiting on buses or in hot tents for hours. While some skaters did participate in the performance, they did so without skates or ice. The Powers brothers had nothing but praise for Ocean's leadership during rehearsals, but were disappointed with how the performance ultimately turned out.