Tony Hawk: Shred

Ride the rails and shred the slopes with motion‑controlled skateboarding and snowboarding.

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Our Verdict

Best for

Players with the motion‑control peripheral who love skateboarding or snowboarding

Skip if

Anyone without the peripheral or seeking extensive single‑player content

What is Tony Hawk: Shred?

Tony Hawk: Shred expands the series with a peripheral‑based motion controller that lets players perform tricks on a skateboard and, for the first time, on a snowboard. The game supports Avatar on Xbox 360 and Mii on Wii, bringing personal customization to the experience. The title offers single‑player challenges, multiplayer modes, and split‑screen play on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, delivering both competitive and cooperative fun for friends and families.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$59.99

developerRobomodo

publisherActivision

age ratingESRB E

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer, Split screen

release date2010-10-26

Key Features of Tony Hawk: Shred

Players use a dedicated motion board peripheral to execute realistic skate tricks and flips.

A dedicated snowboarding mode lets users carve down slopes with the same motion controller.

Supports Xbox 360 Avatar and Wii Mii integration for personalized characters.

Offers both single‑player career missions and competitive multiplayer matches.

Split‑screen mode enables two players to skate or snowboard side‑by‑side on the same console.

The game includes a variety of real‑world skate parks and snow venues to explore.

Dynamic trick scoring system rewards precision and combo chains.

Online leaderboards track high scores across all platforms.

Use Cases for Tony Hawk: Shred

Family Game Night

Set up split‑screen and let family members compete in quick skate or snow challenges.

Skill Practice

Use the motion board to hone specific tricks and improve timing in a safe indoor setting.

Online Competition

Compete against global players in multiplayer tournaments to climb the leaderboards.

Avatar Personalization

Create a custom Avatar or Mii and see it perform your favorite tricks in‑game.

Pros & Cons of Tony Hawk: Shred

Pros

Innovative motion‑control peripheral
First snowboarding mode in the series
Avatar and Mii customization
Split‑screen multiplayer for friends

Cons

Peripheral required for full experience
Mixed critical reception
Limited content compared to earlier titles

Frequently Asked Questions

What hardware do I need to play Tony Hawk: Shred?

You need the Tony Hawk motion board peripheral plus a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 console.

Does the game support online multiplayer?

Yes, it features online multiplayer matches in addition to local split‑screen.

Can I use my own Avatar or Mii?

Avatar support is available on Xbox 360 and Mii support on Wii versions of the game.

Is there a single‑player campaign?

Yes, the game includes a single‑player career mode with various skate and snow challenges.

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