Alice In Chains, Turnstile, Kittie, and More Featured on Remastered ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4′

The first wave of tracks has been revealed for the highly anticipated remastered re-release of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, set to drop on multiple platforms on July 11th.

The soundtracks for the earlier Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater games have long been iconic, capturing the essence of the music scene at the time. The developers are aiming to recreate that experience with this new edition, blending nostalgia with fresh, current sounds. Several classic tracks make their return, including tunes from Motörhead, CKY, Bodyjar, and Gang Starr. However, the tracklist also features a range of new additions, giving fans a taste of today’s music scene.

It remains to be seen if fan favorites from previous editions, including tracks by Red Hot Chili Peppers, System of a Down, AFI, and Alien Ant Farm, will make a return in this remastered version.

Here’s a look at the newly revealed tracks:

• Motörhead – “Ace of Spades”
• Alice In Chains – “Them Bones”
• Denzel Curry – “Ultimate”
• Gang Of Four – “Damaged Goods”
• CKY – “96 Quite Bitter Beings”
• Run The Jewels – “Yankee And The Brave (Ep. 4)”
• Wavves – “King Of The Beach”
• Turnstile – “Real Thing”
• Bodyjar – “Not the Same”
• End It – “New Wage Salary”
• Jeff Rosenstock – “Head”
• Schoolboy Q and Kendrick Lamar – “Collard Greens”
• KRS-One – “Outta Here”
• TCMF – “Result”
• Urethane – “Dog Years”
• Kittie – “Charlotte”
• Gang Starr – “Mass Appeal”
• H2O – “Faster Than The World”
• Starcrawler – “Roadkill”
• Adolescents – “Amoeba”

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