This cover is a bit of a mishmash and screams the 1990's, even though it wasn't released until 2004, and therefore loses a few points from us. 14, this cover is not much more than a photo, which sees it come in at the lower end of the rankings.

14 given that in 2002, it was much harder to design game sleeves, but this is a simple photo. It may be a little harsh putting this cover in at No. This cover doesn't do much for us, and doesn't display any of the aspects of what is a great game. Tony Hawk's Underground (2003)Ĭoming in 15th place is Underground. What we like about the covers to come is the fact that they showcase the wide range of tricks you can do on the game, which we don't see in this image. Tony Hawk's Proving Ground was the ninth edition of the series but we weren't a huge fan of the cover. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 (2015)Īs you'll see further down the list, this one was almost a replica of the covers that preceded it. Released on XBox 360, Playstation 3 and Wii, the cover doesn't have much to it. 18 is a spin-off of the Tony Hawk video game series, called Tony Hawk Ride.

A contributing factor may have been the cover, which comes in last in our list. Tony Hawk's Shred Session (2014)Īlthough Tony Hawk's Shred Session was soft-launched on IOS and Android in mid-2014, the man himself postponed the worldwide release. As you might expect, the original games didn't have the best covers, but there were a few of the early vintage which caught the eye. The Tony Hawk series began in 1999, and was originally developed as a classic arcade game. After the announcement that Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 and 2 are being digitally remastered, we've gone back and ranked every one of the 19 video game covers.

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