Blood shows on the ground and on the walls after a bail. A bail game allows you to break bone and build up on a hospital bill. Also shows tons of blood during the bail game, usually fades after a while. Other than that, OK.
yay lets play a nothe nonstop skatebording game.if u like skatebording that this is one of thoes games for u. i cant say to much about this game sorry but i will tell u that the story is like the reast of the games all u want to do is be the best skater that all you want to do in that game but i'm not saying its easy.
The controlls are different in ways and its soo boring. Its hard in a way and it does not have a create-a-park mode. I rented it for a 5 day rental and I returnedit today on the 2nd day. I was so bored, was about to freak out like the skaters after they wreck. I recommend tony hawks underground and its sequal THUG 2. BOOOOOOOOOOO to Project 8
I haven't played this game in a while but there is some bad language and blood. And there is mildly crude humor but you can barely hear it. It's a good game!
Common sense is a great website and their review of THP8 is mostly on, but i disagree with a few points.
First is the BAM Margera-jackass part. Yes BAM is on the cast of Jackass but he is also a pro skatboarder so being featured on the game shouldn't be an issue. as ell as Jackass has nothing to do with the game or sport. Also the commercialism- kids who play this game know all about the commercial items already and consider it fine as well as they want it. the kids want their skater to wear their shoes or shoes that would be cool to have. No big.
This game is a realistic feeling skateboard game. The kickflip and heelfips feel real. I especially enjoy the "Nail the Trick" mode of the game. If you hav played other Tony Hawk games then i highly reccomend buying this game.
After how horrible AmericanWasteland was I wasn't gonna get this game. But when I got a 360 I got this anyway. Its fantastic. The only thing parents might not like is the crude humor and graphic wipeouts.
Otherwise, 5 stars.