Zeros

The Sound of Wheels on Concrete : How Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 Brought Back My Son's Childhood The first time I heard those opening guitar riffs blasting through my TV speakers, I was the mother of a young son with calloused thumbs and dreams bigger than his bedroom. Yesterday, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 dropped, and suddenly I remember that kid again, frantically mashing buttons to nail the perfect combo. There's something magical about holding that controller after all these years. The muscle memory floods back instantly – the precise timing of an ollie, the satisfying click of landing a 900, the way your heart would race when you finally strung together that impossible combo you'd been attempting for weeks. The legendary skateboarding series returns with dozens of skaters and tricks, nineteen parks, and expanded Create-A-Park features, but what really takes me back is that unmistakable feeling of pure, unadulterated fun. I remember coming home...