Tony Hawk's Proving Ground

Tony Hawk's Proving Ground


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Activision is keeping their mouths shut about a possibly new Tony Hawk dev

Tyranitar24 | June 05, 2008 | News | Company Gaming Tech/Hardware  | views: 1279
"Activision is remaining tight-lipped regarding rumours today that Neversoft has been taken off the Tony Hawks franchise.

The rumours suggest that the Neversoft-created series is now in the hands of new developer Robomodo, who has already disclosed that it's working on an as-yet unnamed game for Activision.

But Activision on the matter that it "does not comment on rumour and speculation".

It seems likely enough to us, considering Activision has gone on record that it's looking to inj..."
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Activision talks new titles for James Bond, Call of Duty, Tony Hawks, Guitar Hero, and Spider-Man!

NyffTotal90 | February 08, 2008 | News | PC Playstation 2  | views: 5585
"Given the huge success of the Call of Duty, Guitar Hero and Spider-Man games it's no shock to hear Activision discussing new titles in each franchise.

There's no game specific info right now, but a new Call of Duty title is currently in development for Xbox 360, PS3, PC, Wii and PS2 - presumably Call of Duty 5 developed by Treyarch for a winter 2008 release.

Although outsold by Call of Duty 4, Guitar Hero III generated more money and perhaps as a result of this will see two titles relea..."
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New CoD and Guitar Hero coming 'on an annual basis'

Linkin Park Fan | December 03, 2007 | News | PC Playstation 3 Misc  | views: 4507
"Activision and Vivendi, has revealed that it will be making new games in franchises like Call of Duty and Guitar Hero "on an annual basis".

It's a move that sounds a lot like rival publishing behemoth EA's strategy of pumping out new versions of its core titles every year. EA has been criticised by some gamers for focusing on this model of publishing over high quality new games.

Speaking in a conference call today, Robert Kotick, chairman and CEO of Activision, said: "You can expect vir..."
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