Buy Tony Hawk Ride with Skateboard Playstation3 Game with fast shipping and top-rated customer service.Once you know, you Newegg! Challenge, Speed, Trick, and Free Skate – in epic locations across the globe. I would have given 1 egg for the game but bumped it up to 3 eggs because the board comes with it.

Cruise Party (WiiWare)- Top Scores- Roulette Go to another record: Black Jack Competition Roulette Slot Machine Video Poker You must be logged in to send a score.
Popularized by 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,' Egg Roulette is a tense game of chance. The losing player will wind up covered in raw egg, but even the winner may not be able to escape being splattered.
Skate Jam: Looney Tunes Movie Featuring Tony Hawk Was Very Nearly A Reality. The professional skater revealed plans with Warner Bros. Dating back to 2003.

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/TonyHawksUnderground

Go To

Hey, man, that run was bullshit. But in a good way.

The first THUG was released for the PS2, GameCube, Xbox, and GBA, and followed the player character as they rise to stardom with their childhood friend, Eric Sparrow, then have a bitter falling out after Eric starts becoming jealous as the player character starts to leave Sparrow in his dust, before Eric gets drunk and hijacks a tank. It's funny, but still quite a bit Darker and Edgier and action-oriented than the rest of the series. A PC port also exists if you're Australian.

The second game, Tony Hawk's Underground 2, takes place a year after Underground 1 and focuses on the World Destruction Tour, which is totally not similar toJackass^note. The celeb skaters (which are largely made up of people involved with Jackass) are divided into two teams and do dangerous and stupid stunts for points. The player character in this game takes a back seat to celebrity slapstick shenanigans as the tour takes him or her all across the world, to 4 continents in total.

This sub-series provides examples of:

The Egg Roulette Challenge Tony Hawk Youtube

The Egg Roulette Challenge Tony Hawks

The Alleged Car: One goal in the New York level of Underground has the player intentionally trashing an old car so its owner can use the insurance money to buy new shoes.
All Germans Are Nazis: Averted with Berlin in the second game.
All There in the Manual: The official BradyGames guide, has an intro that states Underground 2 takes place one year after the first game, and confirms the protagonist being the same in both game. It also explains that them and the other pros are feeling burn-out from the pro scene, which is why Tony and Bam create the World Destruction Tour.
Big Bad Friend: Eric, after the Hawaii level.
Bigfoot, Sasquatch and Yeti: You can play as Bigfoot in Underground 2.
Big Eater: Todd. When the player first meets him, he says he has to finish some hamburgers before he goes out to eat.

Bilingual Bonus: In Underground 2, Paulie 'Wheels of Fury' Ryan says this to a Spanish woman:
Me grande chorizo es el jefe mamacita. [she slaps him and walks away, nearly knocking him off the wheelchair]
Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs: When arriving in New Orleans in Underground 2, Tony says this:
Another town, another party. And ain't no party bigger than Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Drunks, idiots, and drunk idiots.
Bring My Brown Pants: In Underground 2, EricSparrow not only pissed himself, but crapped himself after Bam pulled the chainsaw away.
Butt-Monkey: Eric Sparrow, and to a lesser extent, Bob Burnquist in Underground 2. The same game also gives us Nigel Beaverhausen.
Canada, Eh?: Vancouver, where Slam City Jam is held in the first game. There's even a hockey rink in that level. The second game has the Canada level from THPS3 as one of the levels in Classic Mode, complete with snow and pine trees.
Canon Name: Well, two Canon Names. Odd case since the character is the same in both games. The player character in Underground 1 is referred to as 'Steve' in the Pre-Made Skaters and referred to as 'Chris' in the Underground 2.
Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: Eric Sparrow's primary characteristic in the first game.
Continuity Nod:
- In the player character's room in Underground, there's a poster of Daisy on the wall, a skater from Pro Skater 4. There's also a crude mockup version of her without her most memorable characteristic in the 'Pre-Made Custom Skaters' section. A copy of the game can be seen briefly on the player's desk, in the cutscene following the character creation in Story Mode.
- Ollie the Bum makes his final appearance in the series towards the beginning of Underground. He looks and sounds much less comedic and much more like a cracked-out homeless person. And he's no longer 'Magic'.
- Eric Sparrow is one of the pro skaters on Bam's team in Underground 2, but he doesn't play a major role. He's treated as the Butt-Monkey throughout the game, with the player character and Sparrow switching teams for a level at one point. While the switch is in place, Hawk messages you saying that they need you back on the team because Sparrow just bailed and took out a brass band in the process (possibly killing the tuba player).
- Like the first game, the player is chosen to trick over the helicopter in the New Orleans level. The BradyGames guide even references it.
Crossover: 2 features Jesse James, Wee Man, Phil Margera and Steve-O from Jackass as members of Bam's skate crew and recurring players of the World Destruction Tour.
Demoted to Extra: The player character in Underground 2. While they were the main focus of the first game, they take a backseat to Tony and Bam's antics in the second. They rarely speak in cutscenes and have almost no interaction with anyone including Eric, despite their rivalry having a major role in the plot of Underground.
Establishing Character Moment: Eric seems like a normal friend after being introduced to him, but the first sign he's bad news is that he torched the drug dealer's car.^note Though 'accidentally' forgetting to register you for Tampa AM showed how much of a backstabber he'll become.
Face–Heel Turn: Eric Sparrow at the end of the story.
Fat Bastard: Todd, the manager of your team from the first game. A sleazeball who was willing to let you rot in Russia to evade paying $700,000 in damages from a stunt Eric framed you for.
Five-Man Band: Tony's team in Underground 2
- The Hero: Tony Hawk
- The Lancer: Rodney Mullen
- The Big Guy: Mike Vallely
- The Smart Guy: Chad Muska
- The Chick: The Player
- The Sixth Ranger: Bob Burnquist
- 11th-Hour Ranger: Ryan Sheckler is implied to be this, since he's only found in Skatopia and it's in your team's list of objectives to find him.
Flanderization: Bam Margera is, well... Bam Margera, just turned Up to Eleven.
Bam:Tanks. Oh, tanks. Look at these tanks. [Later] It's so good, we can't go skating now, look at these tanks.
Fun with Acronyms: THUG. Followed by the perplexing THAW with American Wasteland.
Funny Foreigner: Nigel Beaverhausen, a British video producer that hounds you in the second game.
Getting Crap Past the Radar:
- There's a sign in the Hawaii level in Underground that says 'Yummy Weiners' and has a boy with a peculiar-looking hot dog in his mouth.
- There's a porn movie theater in the Los Angeles level in Underground 2, which can be attested bo

Advertisement:

Advertisement:

This sub-series provides examples of:

The Egg Roulette Challenge Tony Hawk Youtube

The Egg Roulette Challenge Tony Hawks

Advertisement: