Tony Hawk's Pro Skater

you in the long run. If you are brand new to skateboarding, you'll first need to learn how to ollie. A kickflip starts with an ollie, but you flick the board with your foot to make it spin underneath you while in the air. In a clean kickflip, the skater kicks the board with the top and side of his front foot, the skateboard flips and spins over at least once, and the skateboarder lands on the skateboard comfortably, wheels down, and rides away. Stance Put your back foot flat on the tail of your

Skateboarding was an unseparated activity during my post-childhood. Too many imaginations to become an expert while playing “Tony Hawk Pro Skater” in old PlayStation console have brought my desire to attempt many tricks, the most unforgettable two were kickflip and ollie. I mostly practiced at home garage and public place as long I could play over the smooth pavement made of concrete or tile. There was no skatepark available in my hometown and my friend once told me to go to Jakarta for having a

It led to the creation of vertical air and eventually skate parks. Without the pool-riding era, who knows if the creativity of these skaters would have really taken off, but thanks to this period, it did. Lastly, the filming and photography of the Z-Boys by Craig Stecyk had a major impact on the revival of skateboarding. In the mid 1970s, Stecyk was living in an area close to Santa Monica

16 bit processors. The year 1989 saw the leap from 8-bit to 16-bit consoles with NEC’s TurboGrafx-16 and Sega’s Genesis 16, both of which featured six-channel stereo sound. The 16-bit processing chip offered by Sega could process two times as much data per cycle as the earlier 8-bit processors. Additionally, it included an 8-bit processor solely for sound. Combined, this resulted in a clearer, fuller sound; larger, more detailed games; better developed characters; complex graphics; and faster action