We've had a bit of a three-part saga with the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S versions of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2 over the past few days. Originally, the game was reported as crashing from the main menu for pretty much everyone who paid for the $10 upgrade, and Activision remained silent on the issues for a few days.
Then, Microsoft directed the blame at Activision when asked about the issues by Eurogamer yesterday, which prompted Activision to inform the website that a fix was actively being worked on for the problems.
And now, the third part of the trilogy - the resolution - appears to have arrived. Activision pushed out a small patch for the game on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S last night, and based on early reports, it looks like the game is working as intended again. And that's a good thing, because the next-gen version is a nice upgrade... aside from the paid bit.
Happy to see Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2 working finally on Xbox Series X and S? Let us know down below.
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I love how they said nothing until Microsoft put them on blast.
I will invest in this. Once the price drops. Absolutely love these games. Shame Devs can’t get ahead of these issues instead of waiting for someone to call them out.
I can confirm we were able to play last night. It was as quiet a patch as I ever saw. No word. No "we fixed it". Just an auto-patch and it worked.
Like they were angry they were put on the spot by MS?
Yep, newest patched fixed it and I played for like three hours last night lmao awesome game, glad that's behind us. But man, that silence was deafening, yeah?
When Activision gets bullied, everybody wins.
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