The upcoming Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 and 2 retains pretty much all of the original skate or die legends, but they won’t be grinding a rail or two without some new blood giving them a run for their money when the game pops a September release date Ollie.

With the Quantum Masks returning and a Quantum Rift appearing near our heroes, they decide to bravely head through to different times and dimensions to stop whoever is responsible.

Given the trend to return to more beloved settings, a Black Ops game set in an interesting period of history sounds like a distinct possibility.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater may have brought skateboarding to the masses in a fashion that didn’t result in a tsunami of twisted ankles, flattened faces and missing testicles after a rail grind attempt gone tragically awry, but it’s a series that also lifted the lid on some of the greatest punk rock bands and tracks of all time. There’s a …

Modern Warfare and its absolutely ridiculous patch sizes may not even be half a year old yet, but Activision as usual has a new Call of Duty in the pipeline.

At some point, PC players are just going to need to buy a hard drive exclusively for Call of Duty despite all these patches adding a minimal amount of content.

It’s competent remaster, giving a decade-old game a suitable level of spit-and-polish. While Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2’s campaign has been given a significant graphical overhaul, but its corridor-shooter structure and worn animation give its age away. Nostalgic fans of the series might get a kick, but the barebones remaster isn’t a fantastic value proposition for anybody else.

Leaked a couple of days ago, Modern Warfare 2’s remastered campaign is currently sitting on digital shelves, waiting to be downloaded.