Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 Rolls Out Major 2.0 Update for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 Receives Major 2.0 Patch on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 Activision and Iron Galaxy have delivered a substantial update to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4, rolling out Patch 2.0 across both Nintendo Switch and the newly released Nintendo Switch 2.

Following the compilation's launch last month, this update enhances gameplay, introduces new features, and addresses a host of platform-specific issues, further refining the acclaimed skateboarding experience for Nintendo audiences. Since its debut, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 has become a standout title on the eShop, revitalizing classic levels and iconic gameplay for both longtime fans and newcomers.

The skateboarding franchise continues its legacy of combining intricate trick mechanics with a roster of celebrated professional skaters.

Now, Patch 2.0 marks one of the game's most significant post-launch overhauls, introducing both content and technical improvements tailored to the strengths of Nintendo's hybrid hardware. Key Features of Patch 2.0 One of the most notable new features is the ability to use Create-A-Park maps in Private Matches.

Players can now host custom skateparks in private multiplayer sessions by navigating to the Private Match section from the multiplayer menu, selecting a park under "Select Map," and browsing or choosing from the Create-a-Park catalog.

This addition expands the social and creative dimensions of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4, giving players greater freedom to customize and share their skateboarding environments. Additionally, the update delivers extensive bug fixes and quality-of-life enhancements.

For Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 players, several critical issues have been resolved.

For instance, crashes related to console undocking and redocking on Switch 2 have been addressed, along with fixes for online connectivity and UI glitches.

The Switch version also received a specific correction for an issue where voice chat would become disabled after accessing the home menu and returning to the game—an important fix for those using the console's unique multitasking capabilities. Wider Improvements Across All Platforms Beyond the Nintendo ecosystem, the Patch 2.0 update tackles a variety of issues identified by the player community and developers.

Fixes include corrections for untracked collectibles, achievement descriptions, multiplayer party management, and general gameplay enhancements on multiple iconic levels such as Tokyo, Cruise Ship, Alcatraz, and College.

Audio adjustments ensure sound effects and voice prompts function as intended, while online stability improvements help maintain smooth multiplayer sessions. A representative for Activision summarized the update by stating that the development team remains "committed to delivering the best possible experience for players across all platforms, listening to feedback, and implementing essential adjustments to gameplay, features, and technical performance." Looking Forward for Switch and Nintendo Fans The ongoing post-launch support for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 demonstrates both Activision's and Iron Galaxy's dedication to the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 user base.

The game's continued presence on the eShop, bolstered by the robust update pipeline, ensures it remains a mainstay in the console's diverse library.

As more Switch 2 units make their way to players, these tailored fixes and feature enhancements position Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 as a top-tier entry in the Switch family catalog. Players can download Patch 2.0 for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4 now via the eShop.

For a complete list of updates and fixes, users are encouraged to consult the official patch notes released by Activision and Iron Galaxy.

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