Neversoft got a bum rap. They were connected with two of the most popular franchises of their time, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater and Guitar Hero, pumping out game after game for series with rabid followings ...

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One of the biggest changes Neversoft made to the Tony Hawk formula with Underground was allowing its players to get off the board and walk around levels, something it hadn't tried before. Dan Nelson ...

The year is 1999. You unwrap a new game, buzzing with anticipation as you sit inches from your tiny CRT TV. You place the disc in the tray with care and jam the power button. The loading screen ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Neversoft has been steadily expanding the scope of its Tony Hawk games for years. The past couple of installments have seen some pretty radical ...

Remember when skateboarding games were actually fun? No? Well put away your Tony Hawk Ride deck, and travel back to the late ’90s when a developer called Neversoft did the impossible. Back in 1999, ...

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Neversoft and Tony Hawk go together like peanut butter and jelly or the DualShock controller and a PlayStation console; however unlike the latter two, Tony Hawk and Neversoft have decided to part ways ...

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