Freedom to Play Your Way: Players are now given unprecedented control of their skating experience.If all you have is a Wii and you're a Tony Hawk fan, I whole heartedly endorse its purchase. Unfortunately, they are bad and it does detract from the overall rating. If the graphics weren't so poor, I would give the nod to the Wii version. The developers struck the perfect balance between old and new content as well as familiar and inventive controls. The graphics fall short and there is no online component, but it is a very entertaining title on the whole. Tony Hawk's Proving Ground for the Wii is a good game with classic gameplay and creative controls. I've always liked taking friends on head to head and these games do the job admirably.
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The two player competitions include Free Skate, Trick Attack, Graffiti, and Horse. There is a two player component that is not nearly as convincing as the story mode, but it's good for a few laughs. It would be great to best fellow gamers' scores online, but the story mode is compelling enough that it's not essential. There are no online features in this title which is a shame but not a total detriment. Other than that issue, the sounds are really quite good. Unfortunately, the voiceover work is not well synced to the lip movements, and it looks brutal. Many of your favorite professionals have lent their talents to provide a realistic feel. There is a lot of high profile voiceover work too. Rail grinds, ramp roll outs, and bails all sound very realistic. The background effects are also quite good.
If you've got your Wii running through an AV receiver, then I suggest turning up the background music. Tony Hawk is one of the few titles that actually have very solid music support. The sound quality of the game is very good. Greater emphasis should have been made on the visuals. The game is so ugly though that it almost overshadows the great controls and makes you want to pick up the title for one of the other next generation consoles. Thankfully, movement is the most important aspect so the game is still very playable. There really is no fluidity to the visuals other than the movement animations. However, everything looks fuzzy rather than crisp and character likenesses look scary because they're so artificial. The environments in this game are passable because everything is easily distinguishable. If it is the case, developers need to devote more resources to the visuals. Supposedly the Wii is more potent graphically than its predecessor I have yet to see that proved true. I'm almost ready to drop this section from my Wii reviews.
This is becoming more than a recurring theme for Wii titles.
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