Tony Hawk has a motion-aware skateboard

As expected, the first details on the new game Tony Hawk were unveiled today exclusively at a fellow American. This allows us to relay some information including the name of the game start from the beginning, the name of the game we shall speak more of the new Tony Hawk and Tony Hawk in 2009 or even Tony Hawk's Proving Ground 2 but Tony Hawk Ride. Why Ride? Because the game will focus on the good pleasure to move freely on its board. To achieve this, developers RoboModo (new studio for the series) and Tony Hawk have chosen to abandon the classical handling pad. Finite combination of buttons to place tricks and ollies and grabs. Place a real board for not playing with their feet. Logical for a game of skateboard!

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Tony Hawk Ride will therefore play with a special accessory incorporating naturally the form of a board, but without the wheels. Equipped with infrared sensors everywhere and motion detectors, the plate was designed to allow all the acrobatics that true skater can expect from such a game champion Tony Hawk explains that the different level of difficulty will all but to find that the real skaters find their marks may be a little faster. We talk of course all of this when we have the first images. In the meantime, here is video of the famous board. Tony Hawk Ride happen in the course of the year on PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii. A DS version, of course different, is also in the boxes.

Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:

• Ready To Roll (15 points): Complete the Training Test challenge in Street Training.
• Don't Be Nervous (100 points): Unlock Tokyo in Casual.
• Game Show Awaits (100 points): Unlock Tokyo in Confident.
• It's Show Time (110 points): Unlock Tokyo in Hardcore.
• One Trick Pony (15 points): Venice Beach, Trick Session: Score 10,000 Points in one Combo.
• Grounded (30 points): LA River, Speed Session: Complete in under 1:30 without jumping.
• Manual Mover (15 points): Lower Wacker Drive, Speed Session: Complete in under 1:00 with 200 ft of Manuals.
• Monumental Task (30 points): Loop Plaza, Challenge Session: Activate Signature Moment during Challenge #3.
• Speedster (30 points): Central Park, Speed Session: Collect 60 seconds worth of Time Bubbles.
• Successful Matador (90 points): Barcelona, Challenge Session: Complete all Challenges without bailing.
• Highlight Reel (30 points): Toledo, Trick Session: Score 20,000 Total Points in the Camera Spots.
• Terminal Velocity (30 points): Frankfurt Terminal, Speed Session: Complete in under 1'45 without collecting any time bubbles.
• Handy Man (30 points): Venice Half-Pipe: Score 10,000 points worth of grabs.
• Quick Style (15 points): Boom Boom Huck Jam: Fire off the Signature Moment within 20 seconds of session start.
• Heavy Lifting (15 points): Central Park Half-Pipe: Perform 10 Inverts.
• Certified Chiropractor (15 points): Barcelona Half-Pipe: Perform 5 Spine Transfers.
• Stalls with Style (15 points): Quiksilver 80s Vert: Fire off the Signature Moment using only Stalls.
• Channel Surfing (15 points): Quiksilver 80s Vert: Channel the Gap 5 Times in one session.
• Vert Master (30 points): Boom X2 Vertical U-Ramp Go: Complete level without bailing.
• All Four One (15 points): Vans Downtown Showdown: Complete level successfully.
• In the Bank (15 points): Back to the Banks: Complete level successfully.
• Spelling Bee (90 points): Party Mode, éS Game of SKATE: Over 15 letters given out in one game.
• Stride's Long Lasting Manual (30 points): Do one continuous Manual for 400 feet.
• T-Mobile Sidekick Grab 5 (15 points): Half-Pipe: Do 5 different Grab Tricks in one session.