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Activision announces development of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
Activision among first wave of thirdparty publishers to support
Nintendo's highly-anticipated console
Activision is developing Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for Nintendo's GameCube.
The company is among the first wave of thirdparty publishers to announce its support for the
highly-anticipated console system. Activision also confirmed that it is working closely with Nintendo of
America on the development of these two initial titles.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for GameCube will feature the signature gameplay, top-rated skaters and
intuitive controls that have made the franchise a critical and commercial success.
"We are excited to partner with Nintendo to bring these key franchises to the GameCube," says Ron
Doornink, president and COO of Activision. "We look forward to continuing our partnership with Nintendo
in this new era of console gaming. We believe that the GameCube will offer revolutionary enhancements
to the gaming experience and provide us with new opportunities to continue expanding our audience."
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Activision among first wave of thirdparty publishers to support
Nintendo's highly-anticipated console
Activision is developing Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for Nintendo's GameCube.
The company is among the first wave of thirdparty publishers to announce its support for the
highly-anticipated console system. Activision also confirmed that it is working closely with Nintendo of
America on the development of these two initial titles.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for GameCube will feature the signature gameplay, top-rated skaters and
intuitive controls that have made the franchise a critical and commercial success.
"We are excited to partner with Nintendo to bring these key franchises to the GameCube," says Ron
Doornink, president and COO of Activision. "We look forward to continuing our partnership with Nintendo
in this new era of console gaming. We believe that the GameCube will offer revolutionary enhancements
to the gaming experience and provide us with new opportunities to continue expanding our audience."
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Activision announces development of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
Activision among first wave of thirdparty publishers to support
Nintendo's highly-anticipated console
Activision is developing Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for Nintendo's GameCube.
The company is among the first wave of thirdparty publishers to announce its support for the
highly-anticipated console system. Activision also confirmed that it is working closely with Nintendo of
America on the development of these two initial titles.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for GameCube will feature the signature gameplay, top-rated skaters and
intuitive controls that have made the franchise a critical and commercial success.
"We are excited to partner with Nintendo to bring these key franchises to the GameCube," says Ron
Doornink, president and COO of Activision. "We look forward to continuing our partnership with Nintendo
in this new era of console gaming. We believe that the GameCube will offer revolutionary enhancements
to the gaming experience and provide us with new opportunities to continue expanding our audience."
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Activision among first wave of thirdparty publishers to support
Nintendo's highly-anticipated console
Activision is developing Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for Nintendo's GameCube.
The company is among the first wave of thirdparty publishers to announce its support for the
highly-anticipated console system. Activision also confirmed that it is working closely with Nintendo of
America on the development of these two initial titles.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater for GameCube will feature the signature gameplay, top-rated skaters and
intuitive controls that have made the franchise a critical and commercial success.
"We are excited to partner with Nintendo to bring these key franchises to the GameCube," says Ron
Doornink, president and COO of Activision. "We look forward to continuing our partnership with Nintendo
in this new era of console gaming. We believe that the GameCube will offer revolutionary enhancements
to the gaming experience and provide us with new opportunities to continue expanding our audience."
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