It’s wild to think that long before there was a new Call of Duty game every year, Activision’s big annual franchise was Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater. It’s a series in which you only have to worry about tying off each ludicrously long combo before you bail and lose hundreds of thousands of points. With the sounds of bands like Goldfinger and Rage Against the Machine burned into your head, you scour each dense park in search of S-K-A-T-E and that elusive secret tape. And as soon as you finally find them, it’s time to restart the two-minute timer and jump back in for one last go–which you already told yourself was three sessions prior. The stimulating trick system keeps you clawing for larger numbers, while the cleverly crafted levels lead you to new gaps, lines, and secrets to add to your combo’s path. It’s a special series that is infinitely playable, and Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 captures that nearly perfectly.