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Tony Hawk's Motion and Hue Pixel Painter unveiled photo

Today, Activision and developer Creat Studios have announced their newest Nintendo DS title, Tony Hawk’s Motion and Hue Pixel Painter. The two different games will be provided in one tiny package that provides a fairly unique experience for the consumer.

Tony Hawk’s Motion is a classic Tony Hawk skateboarding game that utilizes the DS Motion Pack to let players “twist, tilt and turn” through several skateboarding challenges. For the first time in the series, players will also be able to snowboard. Over 20 snowboarding challenges will be available, including some you may remember like Hawk-Man and High Score.

Hue Pixel Painter is a puzzle game that puts players in the shoes of a character named Hue in his epic journey to change landscapes from lackluster to colorful. The game is basically Unreal Engine 3’s greatest nightmare as you make Hue drag vivid color all over the place.

Tony Hawk’s Motion and Hue Pixel Painter will be available this November for $39.99. Hit the break for the full press release and check out the gallery below for some screenshots of the game.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

Delivering an innovative way to experience handheld gaming, Tony Hawk’s Motion and Hue Pixel Painter utilizes the Motion Pack to feature accelerometer technology on the Nintendo DS.

In Tony Hawk’s Motion players can twist, tilt and turn through numerous skateboarding sessions and for the first time in franchise history, the game brings snowboarding to its line-up adding to the more than 20 diverse mini-challenges available including new ones like Rail Hopper and Slalom and familiar ones like Hawk-Man and High Score.

Once players finish grinding through locales like Tokyo, Dubai, Vermont and the Alps, they can switch gears and dip into the action-oriented puzzler Hue Pixel Painter.  Uncovering sources of paint below the ground’s surface, players take Hue through various landscapes bringing color back to a dreary environment and defending against the Drabs who have set out to leave the world gray and bland.  

KEY FEATURES:

•    Same intuitive gameplay, Two unique experiences:  The accelerometer-based control mechanism offers players innovative and original gameplay for two separate games in one package. Players take full control of characters by tilting, twisting and moving the DS to skate and snowboard in Tony Hawk’s Motion or bring color to a dull world in Hue Pixel Painter.

•    Snowboarding introduced to the Tony Hawk franchise:  Tony Hawk’s Motion brings an all-new experience to the franchise by introducing snowboarding for the first time with the help of pro snowboarder Todd Richards.

•    Bring life and color to the world:  In Hue Pixel Painter, quickly connect paint filled pools to transform still, barren wastelands into living landscapes of lush sounds and vivid color one element at a time.  

•    Exclusive music by top DJ/Remixer J. Period: Skate and snowboard in Tony Hawk’s Motion to constant beats and tempos mixed by one of the industry’s fastest-rising DJ/Remixers, J. Period.  

•    High replay value and gameplay variety: Players will glide through more than 10 levels as they bring color to various landscapes while preventing the vicious Drabs from devouring the color and essence from the world in Hue Pixel Painter or change gears with Tony Hawk’s Motion to face more than 20 skate and snowboarding challenges across four world locations.


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ian_esq's Avatar
ian_esq at 08/29/2008 13:46
dum dum dum dum dum
Jaren Face's Avatar
Jaren Face at 08/29/2008 13:55
...but... Tony Hawk doesn't... snowboard...

*mind explodes*
bleep's Avatar
bleep at 08/29/2008 15:15
Hmm I wonder if Tony Hawk can snowboard as well as we all know he can sk8

Spooky Electric's Avatar
Spooky Electric at 08/29/2008 17:14
Yeah, last time I checked, Tony Hawk didn't snowboard. :|

Here's hoping for Tony Hawk Kart Wii. :D
superezekiel's Avatar
superezekiel at 08/29/2008 18:55
Proof of Activion's awareness of it's surroundings.
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