You can notice there is grass and trees which doesn't correspond the rocky shore setting of the next-gen version. The PS1 version doesn't have the pirate ship, it has its own secret area outside.Roll-In of Death Gap" which is a reference to the Aaron Cammarata's face plant in the ramp seen in "Neversoft Bails" video. The ramp roll-in gap is called "Aaron C.In Tony Hawk's movie, when he does the 900 you can see a UFO in the background. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 is a skateboard stunt riding game developed by Neversoft and published by Activision (under their Activision o2 label) for the PlayStation 2 (on October 28, 2001), GameCube (on Novemas a launch title), and Xbox (on March 4, 2002). Activision, you might remember, published Star Wars: Demolition. LucasArts officially licensed the character to Activision for the game. Standing on the shore you can notice Cruise Ship in the distance. Dark Lord of the Sith himself, Darth Maul, is a secret character in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3.There are fishes and shark underwater, but normally the player can't see it, because the water is not transparent.A crab near the broken building on the shore will hide if the skater scares it.There is a secret ship area that can be unlocked by grinding a pirate flag.It was destroyed by a roof collapse in May 2004.
Skater Island is based on real world skatepark Skater Island, located in Rhode Island. It represents a skatepark which is divided in vert and street zones. The latter option would certainly make sense, as it's the next game in line for a remaster and is the only one that features a CKY song.Skater Island is the sixth level and second competition level in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. It doesn't seem like Margera is referring to the remastered Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2, as the interviewer says, "I bet that was huge news when you found out," to which Margera replies: "Yeah, my son just got a Ps5 and he got the remaster of 1 and 2." So, it certainly seems like Margera is talking about an entirely new Tony Hawk's Pro Skater game that will feature a CKY song - or, perhaps, it's a remaster of Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3. Margera was asked if the band's music was on any of the Tony Hawk games ('96 Quite Bitter Beings' is on the soundtrack for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3), to which he replied, "Yeah, and I believe we're doing the new one coming out, too." VCG reports that Margera, the drummer for CKY and brother to skateboarder Bam Margera, was on a podcast called Behind Closed Doors in April, and may have let slip that a new Tony Hawk game is in production.
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