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It's been quite a while since many of us actually sat down and played a Tony Hawk game. It looks like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 might not be the best reason to head back into the series, either.

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Tom Kirkman-Wood is 14 years old and has autism. On Friday 7th August, he will be doing a 12 hour Minecraft-Charity livestream to raise money for Ambitious about Autism, the leading national charity for children and young adults with autism. Toms Minecraft marathon will run from 8am to 8pm.

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Steven at GameSpew writes: "Imagine a world without Lara Croft. The ridge-climbing, relic-seeking, ass-kicking English aristocrat with the curves of a genetically enhanced Page 3 model first somersaulted onto our screens in 1996, courtesy of Core Design. The platform genre, previously the domain of primary-coloured cartoon characters with a kleptomania for rings and coins, would never be the same again. Lara may have been glamorous but she was also gritty and grimy. She had looks worthy of a yacht in Monte Carlo but, to a gamers delight, was evidently happier rolling around mothballed tombs fighting wolves and mutants than posing at cocktail parties. Packed with paradoxes, Lara was a tough girl from the world of privilege, an empowered female with a physique that seemed custom designed to feed male fantasies."

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Yes, you read that right with just two months before being released, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 5 has had a major makeover in graphics. Gone are the extremely outdated, borderline PS2 graphics and in its place is a cell shaded style.

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We played Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 back at E3 in June and while it looked and felt a little dated, that was kind of the point - it looked and felt like an old Tony Hawk's Pro Skater game. It controlled the same, its maps had the same collectibles, and some of the same old faces are still present on the roster - albeit noticeably older. Two months later - and less than eight weeks from the game's 29th September launch - Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 has been shown off at Gamescom with a new art style.

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Steven at GameSpew writes: "Imagine a world without Lara Croft. The ridge-climbing, relic-seeking, ass-kicking English aristocrat with the curves of a genetically enhanced Page 3 model first somersaulted onto our screens in 1996, courtesy of Core Design. The platform genre, previously the domain of primary-coloured cartoon characters with a kleptomania for rings and coins, would never be the same again. Lara may have been glamorous but she was also gritty and grimy. She had looks worthy of a yacht in Monte Carlo but, to a gamers delight, was evidently happier rolling around mothballed tombs fighting wolves and mutants than posing at cocktail parties. Packed with paradoxes, Lara was a tough girl from the world of privilege, an empowered female with a physique that seemed custom designed to feed male fantasies."

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We played Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 back at E3 in June and while it looked and felt a little dated, that was kind of the point - it looked and felt like an old Tony Hawk's Pro Skater game. It controlled the same, its maps had the same collectibles, and some of the same old faces are still present on the roster - albeit noticeably older. Two months later - and less than eight weeks from the game's 29th September launch - Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 has been shown off at Gamescom with a new art style.

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Witness Lara's array of attacks, both stealth-based and all-out assault.

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Coming to shopping centre near you

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Coming to shopping centre near you