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|title          = Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
 
|title          = Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
 
|cover          = Thps2.jpg
 
|cover          = Thps2.jpg
|developer      = Neversoft<br>Gray Matter Interactive (PC port)
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|developer      = Gray Matter Interactive
 
|publisher      = Activision
 
|publisher      = Activision
|engine        = Modified proprietary Apocalypse engine
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|engine        = Apocalypse engine
|release dates  = September 20, 2000 (PlayStation)<br>October 31, 2000 (PC NA)<br>November 17, 2000 (PC EU)
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|release dates  = <sup>NA</sup>October 31, 2000<br/><sup>EU</sup>November 17, 2000
|genre          = Extreme sports, skateboarding
 
|mode          = Single-player<br />2-player (LAN/hotseat)
 
|rating        = ESRB: T (Mild Animated Violence, Mild Language)<br />ACB: PG (Low-level animated violence)<br />ELSPA: 3+
 
 
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'''Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2''' is a 2000 skateboarding game published by Activision. It was originally developed for PlayStation by Neversoft, and was ported to PC by Gray Matter Interactive. It was also ported to N64, Dreamcast, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Tapwave Zodiac, Mac, Pocket PC, iOS, and Xbox (as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2X).
 
 
The PC port includes three unlockable levels from the original ''Tony Hawk's Pro Skater'', which was never released on PC. It also runs at resolutions of up to 1024x768 and includes the full original soundtrack, making it the best version of the game available (with the possible exception of the Xbox version, which includes all of the levels from the original ''THPS'' as well as several exclusive levels).
 
  
 
The game includes a multiplayer component, playable over LAN. One of the multiplayer modes ("HORSE") is also playable via hotseat. However, neither splitscreen mode nor online play are supported.
 
The game includes a multiplayer component, playable over LAN. One of the multiplayer modes ("HORSE") is also playable via hotseat. However, neither splitscreen mode nor online play are supported.

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The game includes a multiplayer component, playable over LAN. One of the multiplayer modes ("HORSE") is also playable via hotseat. However, neither splitscreen mode nor online play are supported.

System requirements

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Running the game on Windows 2000 and later

GameCopyWorld hosts an unofficial patch that you can use to run the game on modern operating systems. (Download the "Win2K patch"; if that doesn't work, try the "Fixed EXE".)

In addition, running the game in Windows 98 compatibility mode may help.

Skipping intro logos/cutscene

If you performed a full install of the game, you can skip any or all of the intro FMVs. Go to the /Movies folder in your THPS2 install directory and rename the following files from ".dat" to ".dat.old":

  • ATVILOGO.dat (Activision logo)
  • GrayMat.dat (Gray Matter logo)
  • NSLogo.dat (Neversoft logo)
  • Intro.dat ("Guerrilla Radio" intro)

Navigating menus using keyboard/gamepad

You can navigate the game's menus without using the mouse. Use the arrow keys or gamepad to select menu options, and press the Jump button to accept or the Grind button to go back. Any additional buttons that appear at the bottom of the screen (such as "Rotate" in the character selection screen) can be accessed using the Flip and Grab buttons.

Entering cheats without numeric keypad

Many cheat code websites state that you must enter cheats while holding Num7 while the game is paused. If you do not have a numeric keypad, you can instead use any key or gamepad button that is mapped to Fast Spin Left.

Save file location

Save files are stored in the install directory. On some versions of Windows you may need to click the "Compatibility Files" button in Windows Explorer.

Graphics and control settings are stored in TH2_OPT.CFG, along with install path information.

Career files have .SAV extensions. In addition to career mode data, each career file contains its own high score list and up to three custom skaters.

Custom parks have .PRK extensions.

See also

External links