That meant two “end-game” challenges to conquer, two sets of Legendary Pokemon to collect, 16 different gym leaders to defeat, and more.

Pokemon Gold and Silver, though only the second in the long-running Pokemon RPG series, are the only entries that allowed players to travel across two different regions and collect 16 badges instead of the standard eight. Read our review of Tony Haw’s Pro Skater 1 + 2.

Whether you’re looking to recapture the glory days of searching for those hidden 411VM tapes or grinding across school lunch tables as Officer Dick, you’re bound to find something you’ll love in this remake – and will be singing the chorus to Superman in no time. The skating still feels as good as it did back on the PS1 and the game’s now legendary soundtrack is back in all its glory. The updated visuals bring the larger-than-life skateparks, pro skaters, and their gravity-defying tricks a level of visual fidelity and detail that makes every two-minute run more engaging than the last. If you’re nostalgic for the original releases from over 20 years ago or just looking for an action sports game that’s as fun as it’s engaging, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 is a recreation of the original skateboarding title that not only stays true to the originals but also adds in just enough new content to make the game feel fresh and new. Read our review of Shadow of the Colossus.

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