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Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 is a video game in the Tony Hawk's Series . It was developed by Neversoft and published by Activision in 2001 for the Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Color, PlayStation 2, and PlayStation. more...

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In 2002, it was published for the Nintendo 64, Xbox, PC and Game Boy Advance.

It was the first game released for the Playstation 2 supporting online play, and the last game ever released on the Nintendo 64.

This game saw the introduction of the revert, a trick that enabled vert combos to be tied together with a manual, by tapping a button when landing in a quarterpipe. This allowed for much longer combos than in the previous two games, wherein landing in a quarterpipe would finish a combo. The game also added hidden combos. These were variations on standard tricks that could either be performed as air or lip tricks. For example, double-tapping the kickflip button would, naturally, make the character perform a double kickflip. This system would later be refined in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4.

Skaters

Secret skaters

The characters Darth Maul, Wolverine, Kelly Slater, Officer Dick, Private Carrera, Ollie the Magic Bum, Demoness, and Neversoft Eyeball are available as secret skaters in all versions. In the Xbox version, Bones, a skeleton, is unlockable. In the PC port, id Software's Doomguy is a hidden character, accessed with a cheat code from the Doom games. It was added to promote Doom 3, which was still in development at the time.

Neversoft CAS skaters

062287; 80s Mark; Aaron Skillman; Alan Flores; Andrew Rausch; Andy Nelson; Braineaters; Brian Jennings; Captain Jennings; Chad Findley; Chris Glenn; Chris Rausch; Chris Ward; Connor Jewett; Crashcart;

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Darren Thorne; Dave Cowling; Darshan Cowles; Dave Stohl; DDT; Eastside; Edwin Fong; Frogham; Gary Jesdanun; Gorilla; Grass Patch; Henry Ji; Hi Ben; James Rausch; Jason Uyeda;

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Jeremy Andersen; Joel Jewett; Johnny Ow, Kage; Kevin Mulhall; Lisa Davies; Matthew Day; Mike Ward; Mini Joel; Nicole Willick; Noel Hines; Nolan Nelson; Paul Robinson; Pete Day; Pimpin Frank;

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Rachael Day; Ralph D'Amato; Rastapopolous; Riley Hawk; Ryan McMahon; Sandy Jewett; Scott Pease; Skillzilla; Spencer Hawk; Stacey D; Steve Ganem; Steven Rausch; Trey Smith; William Pease;

Levels

On the GameCube, Nintendo 64, Playstation, PlayStation 2, and Xbox, the career mode levels are:

Foundry; Canada; Rio de Janeiro; Suburbia; Airport; Skater Island; Los Angeles; Tokyo; Cruise Ship;

When one beats the game a certain number of times in the GameCube, Playstation 2, PC, and Xbox, one can unlock levels from the original Tony Hawk's Pro Skater: