Unfortunately it's just not worth exploring all of the systems, attributes and abilities because the major flaw of Armello is that these interesting systems don't come into play often enough.

Bought it because of previous experience with game when younger. Found it had no multiplayer feature which was disappointing. But other than that, it appears to be a decent game to pass time.

I played the game and it was awesome! I looked online for the best price, I found this site and was really impressed! I purchased the game and it came next day! Really awesome thanks a lot George Montgomery

Grasping for any remaining strands of nostalgia surrounding Tony Hawk's Pro Skater , which remains an outlandish and masterfully designed skateboarding experience, Robomodo's Activision-mandated update paradoxically misses the point entirely.

I've completed every game Tony hawks has brought out on the PlayStation this one is awesome even my 2 sons love it

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Alan tackles Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5, the latest from Ride and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD studio Robomodo.

Activision might stop publishing Tony Hawk games now

Almost everything about this game is terrible

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 momentarily recalls the greatness of earlier games in the series. Skating around and looking for opportunities to test your creativity and reflexes is sometimes as enjoyable today as it was 10, 15 years ago. However, these moments of excitement are fleeting.

Skating is occasionally fun

Slam mechanic disturbs the series' tried-and-true gameplay; Online connectivity hampers the single player experience; Graphical and technical glitches are a constant annoyance; Uninspired maps and simple challenges fail to hold your interest; Poor and insufficient UI

It has at times felt like Pro Skater 5 was doomed from the start, with the usual gallery of internet naysayers collectively shaking their heads and tutting loudly whenever new footage or snippets of information were released to the public.

Skate-crasher

Addictive Mission Structure; Can occasionally be fun; Creation tools are ok

Runs horrendously; Controls feel loose; unresponsive and archaic; Requires always online

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 feels like someone wished for a new Pro Skater game using a monkey's paw. Unfortunately, like all such wishes, this one was twisted into something undesirable.