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Activision cagey on Tony Hawk changeover report

Neversoft not making next Tony Hawk, claim rumours. Publisher silent...

Words: Mike Jackson, CVG UK
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Activision is remaining tight-lipped regarding rumors today that Neversoft has been taken off the Tony Hawk's franchise.

The rumours suggest that the Neversoft-created series is now in the hands of new developer Robomodo, who has already disclosed that it's working on an as-yet unnamed game for Activision.

But Activision on the matter that it "does not comment on rumor and speculation."

It seems likely enough to us, considering Activision has gone on record that it's looking to inject a bit more innovation into the series, but we'll have to wait and see...

Courtesy of CVG.

Jun 4, 2008


 
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Tony Hawk's Proving Ground

Genre: Sports
Expected release date: 2007
Developed by: Page 44
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