Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (March 2000 demo)

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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (March 2000 demo)
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (March 2000 demo)
Dump status	Released
Origin	CD
Game	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2
System	PlayStation
Genre	Sports - Skateboarding
Final build	US Aug 12, 2000; EU Aug 16, 2000; FR Aug 22, 2000; DE Aug 22, 2000; JP Jan 22, 2001;
Release date	US Sep 20, 2000; EU Sep 29, 2000; JP Mar 8, 2001;

An early prototype demo of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 for the Sony PlayStation.

There are at least seven different versions of this demo. Originally released on various magazine discs across the US, Europe and Australia with a passcode string that appears after the run is finished, the player could enter this and his score online to get a chance to win a trip to the Summer 2000 X-Games and compete for cash prizes. Any mention of said event has been removed from this and the European PAL standalone versions which are dated June 2nd, 2000 - the actual date in development these builds originate from is March 2000. This is affirmed by the Australian PAL standalone release of this demo, which is built on March 29, 2000. Some files suggest the earliest (NTSC) build was around two weeks prior to that.

Notes

This build uses an earlier version of the game logo.
Only Single Session, Multiplayer, and the Park Editor are available.
"2 Player" is called "Multiplayer" on the main menu.
- Although only Trick Attack is selectable in this build, holding down R1 while selecting Marseille or playing the demo park, loads the 2-player Tag mode.
Only Tony Hawk and Chad Muska are selectable, although Rodney Mullen is present in the game files.
- The "Manual" stat is called "Invert".
- The extra menu that opens after a player is selected is missing, making accessing Skateshop, editing tricks and stats as well as the player's appearance impossible.
The level select screen uses a red color palette, as opposed to the blue one in the final.
- The Hangar was located in Tadzhikistan, rather than Mullet Falls MT.
- Also, the level order is different.
Cheat code input has been disabled, however some the functions for them remain in the game files.
Though inaccessible by normal means, the data for an extremely buggy early version of the Create-A-Skater mode is still present in the game files.
Gaps cannot yet be placed in the Park Editor.

The secret area in Marseilles is locked off with a fence and a sign on it that reads "Work in Progress". However, the player can collect five 500-point pick-ups, which were used in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. This would be the last appearance of these objects, as they would be replaced by cash pick-ups before the E3 demo.
- There are invisible rails sitting parallel on each side of the fence, which, when correctly grinded upon, can clip the player through the fence or if grinded a bit longer even behind the cave area. Landing there or jumping into the hole leaves the player stuck in an endless flying position, without the possibility of landing any combo or moving away. The game softlocks as soon as the timer runs out.