The quick and dirty explanation is that if you bought a digital copy for Xbox One, you can upgrade to the Series X version for $10. Where things get trick is if you already previously bought the game on Xbox One, or worse, bought a physical copy. Now, if you’ve not played the original release on Xbox One and want to pick it up now for you Xbox One X or S, no big deal, get the Cross-Gen Deluxe bundle and you’re good to go. Activision has now released Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2 for Xbox Series X|S adding better textures, framerates, reflections, shadows, audio and more, for a price. The two best games in the series, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 and 2, were remade and released for Xbox One last Summer just a few short months before the new console launches, and while they did work on Series X, there were no real developer made improvements, until now. When you think of the series, you most likely think of the opening Warehouse level, that iconic Superman song by Goldfinger and of course trying to pull of insane trick combinations that were absolutely not possible in real life and that’s what made the series so great. The first two games were masterpieces in their own rights and I can’t even begin to count the hours I spent on my original Playstation playing the Tony Hawk games over the years. While there were skateboard games before it, this was the series that really highlighted the sport and did skateboarding games justice. Even if you weren’t a fan back at its initial release, you probably at least heard of the Tony Hawk Pro Skater series.
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