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Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam (2006)

Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam cover

1 November 2006PAL

RacingSportStrategy

In stock at 4 shops6 shops hold a copy From $12.99 to $65.90 at 4 shops · New and pre-owned, as each shop lists it

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Game Boy Advance

PAL · 1 November 2006

Held by 1 shop · 1 in stock

Retro Realm GamesCartridge only$22.99In stock

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Nintendo DS

PAL · 10 November 2006

Held by 1 shop · 1 in stock

Retro Realm GamesComplete$26.99In stockRetro Realm GamesCartridge only$12.99In stock

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Wii

PAL · 14 November 2006

Held by 3 shops · 0 in stock

Level Up Gaming NZ$35.00$34.00SoldCash for Games$19.99SoldYappaNo manual$14.95Sold

Details as each shop states them

Also listed as“Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam” · “Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam (CART ONLY)” · “Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam (COMPLETE)” · “Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam (Wii)” · “Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam - PS2 Game” · “Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam - Wii Game” · “Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam • No Manual” · “Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam (PS2)” · “Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam (PS2) *COMPLETE*” · “Tony Hawk’s Downhill Jam – PS2” (the names New Zealand shops actually use for this release).

About this game

Players aim straight downhill at high speed through 7 open locations, such as Machu Picchu, San Fransisco, Rio de Janeiro, Edinburgh, Hong Kong, and more in Tony Hawk's first extreme downhill racing game . Players must watch out for obstacles and be the first one to the bottom, all using the Wii controller. By holding the controller sideways, tilting the controller side to side, you can turn and do aerial flips. To build up speed, press the 2 button and your character will crouch to build up speed and do tricks. The 1 button works for jumping and doing more stuff, since it works as an all-purpose trick button. The Wii version's multiplayer can be played locally with 4-player split-screen.

Where this came from

Title and release dates from Wikidata (CC0), enriched from IGDB. Availability and price read from each shop’s own public catalogue, nightly. The price shown is the shop’s own, stated by the shop.

4Releases shown
3Stocked in NZ
ALL REGIONSPAL, NTSC and JP
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