Before skateparks filled with kids trying kickflips, they were full of players chasing high scores. The Tony Hawk's Pro Skater trilogy turned skating into something you could master from the sofa, one two-minute session at a time. The original laid the groundwork, with instant pick-up-and-play controls and a soundtrack that introduced a generation to punk. Pro Skater 2 is still talked about as one of the greatest games ever made, adding manuals and a park editor that kept people playing for months. Pro Skater 3 brought in reverts, opening up combos that seemed to go on forever and giving the PS1 a proper send-off.
This display holds the original PS1 discs and cases from all three games, with the option to include one or three plaques featuring the first release dates of each.
