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"The possibilities are so much bigger for what we can include and how we can present it. "The technology has come so far since the first game was released," Hawk said. The original "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater" was released in 1999, and fans still want to play it. I do believe that the hardcore fans are the ones that will resonate and be the most excited for it." "And for a new generation to be introduced to it and to hopefully feel that same energy even though they haven't played the original series.

"I want the original fans to appreciate and feel the same sort of exhilaration that they felt when they played the first series," Hawk told CBS Sports. How'd this manage to happen over two decades after the release of the first game? The passion of the fans, according to Tony Hawk. Friday saw the release of a remastered version of the first two games in the series: "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2." Fast forward 21 years later, and the franchise is once again at the front of the gaming world. Gamers across the country played the 'Tony Hawk' games, and, outside of the video game world, they had a massive impact on the popularity of skateboarding in general. This is because The Ernies sold their instrumentals to be used commercially, and for some reason, have different names, such as "Right Off The Bat" being the alternate name for "Here And Now".Those that played video games in the late 1990s and early 2000s know how special the "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater" franchise was.

The instrumental of The Ernies' "Here And Now" is used for WWE Survivor Series 2003, exclusively on the WWE Network.

This could explain why the "PAL Songs" were removed from the Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast PAL versions.

Aim's "Ain't Got Time To Waste" was not censored in Tony Hawk's Skateboarding on the PlayStation.

YZ - Ain't Got Time to Waste replaces The Vandals - Euro-Barge and Aquasky - Blue Thunder replaces Evenrude - Vilified. Grand Unified - Le Hot '99 replaces Speedealer - Screamer/Nothing To Me, Aim feat.

PS1 PAL version also includes three exclusive songs.

Only in the original North American release of THPS1 is there left over data from Apocalypse and the boxes on The Mall level are game boxes of Neversoft's Apocalypse. Both the song "War?" and Bruce Willis's character model come from Neversoft's earlier game, Apocalypse.

System Of A Down's "War?" was used as a place holder track during the early development of THPS1 with Bruce Willis as the main skater.

Speedealer's "Screamer" and "Nothing to Me" are merged into one track to make a longer song in both THPS1 and in THPS1+2.

Goldfinger's "Superman" is the unofficial theme song of the Tony Hawk franchise and is often in the Top 10 lists of memorable/best license songs in video games.

Grand Unified - Le Hot '99 (from the album "Skinful Vol.

Aquasky - Blue Thunder (from their album "Bodyshock", 1999).

YZ - Ain't Got Time to Waste (from the album "Cold Water Music", 1999)