This primed many to opt to purchase the PSX or Dreamcast version (which was and still is gorgeous). In fact, until early in 2001 we weren't even aware it would arrive on the N64. Unfortunately this backfired a bit for Nintendo 64 owners because Activision decided to delay the arrival of the sequel, THPS2, to give the original more time to sell. Gameplay When THPS first arrived on the N64 the fever was just reaching its high for the franchise due to its success on the PSX, so the little blue cartridge sold like hot cakes. Music credits include Anthrax & Chuck D.'s 'Bring the Noise,' Rage Against the Machine's 'Guerilla Radio,' and more.Save your career, custom created player, and skate parks to memory pak.Play with a friend competing in Trick Attack, Graffiti, or Horse mode.Start a career and earn cash to improve player stats.Design your own skate park with a real-time 3D editor.Create-a-skater, customizing skin tone, clothing, shoes, boards, and more.Avoid being a poser and choose from one of 13 pro skaters such as Steve Cabellero, Bucky Lasek, and Tony Hawk himself.Grind through 8 track locations including The Big Apple, Venice Beach, and The Bullring, Mexico.

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