Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2

Complete any four goals in Warehouse, then return to the THPS1 park selection. Each goal stays completed between runs, so you can do the score goals in one attempt and the letters or boxes in another. School becomes available once the fourth goal is recorded.

Enter a competition in Skate Tours and finish in the top three overall. The first is Skate Park in THPS1. Competitions use three heats and your best two ratings determine the result. Land varied combos and avoid bails. You will eventually need gold at all six venues, so practise with assists disabled.

A heat lasts one minute. Make a small combo to fill SPECIAL, then use a ramp for a special, tap as you touch the ramp and immediately tap then to continue in a manual. Jump to a rail and press to grind, then jump off and land on flat ground. Repeat in the next heat. Judge ratings are separate from skate points, and falls reduce the rating. Two good heats are more useful than one huge score followed by repeated bails.

Record 51 goals in THPS1 to open Roswell. Revisit earlier levels and use the goal preview to locate anything unfinished. You can split a park's goals across runs. Once Roswell is available on the tour map, this unlocks without having to win its competition first.

Finish all 60 park goals and earn gold in Skate Park, Burnside and Roswell. Check each park from the THPS1 tour screen rather than assuming that unlocking Roswell means the tour is complete.

For collectible goals, watch the goal flythrough first and concentrate on one set per run. For scores, chain a special trick into a revert, manual and grind instead of landing several isolated tricks. Bank the combo before your balance becomes difficult.

Win the competitions with Game Mods disabled. A high score followed by a bail can lose the heat's rating, so protect a good landed score and finish cleanly.

The six goal parks are Warehouse, School, Mall, Downtown, Downhill Jam and Streets. Each has ten goals. Completed goals stay ticked between runs, but a five-item collection must be finished within one run. Read the score goal carefully: a session score can use several landed combos, while a combo target needs one continuous sequence. For a named trick over scenery, check the input in your skater's Tricks menu before starting.

If the trophy is missing, inspect all six ten-goal panels and the three medal results. Collectibles outside those goal lists, such as alien plushies, have their own trophies. Combination Blow explains the scoring inputs and Medallion explains competition heats.

Finish four goals in Hangar, the opening THPS2 park. School II then unlocks on the tour map. A useful early route is to split the score objectives from the SKATE letters and barrel collection rather than trying to finish everything in one run.

Earn a medal at four different competition parks. Repeating the same competition four times is not the requirement. The venues are Skate Park, Burnside and Roswell in THPS1, then Marseille, Skatestreet and Bullring in THPS2. Going for all six golds will cover this automatically.

Complete 43 goals in the THPS2 tour to unlock Bullring. Check unfinished objectives in Hangar, School II, NY City, Venice Beach and Philadelphia if you are short. The trophy is for opening the venue, so you do not need to win there first.

Complete the 50 goals in THPS2's five regular parks and win gold in Marseille, Skatestreet and Bullring. Use the tour screen to check the missing goal or medal.

Do the gold-medal runs with assists disabled so they also satisfy the Legend collection. Chopper Drop and Skate Heaven are useful for the wider platinum, but do not add another set of ten classic park goals to this trophy.

The five ten-goal parks are Hangar, School II, NY City, Venice Beach and Philadelphia. Clear any unticked goal before moving on. SKATE letters and sets of five objects must all be collected within the same run, but you can tackle each complete goal on a different run.

Use Medallion for the competition format and Combination Blow for a practical scoring sequence. Once the goal panels and all three gold medals are complete, check the trophy before starting the bonus-park cleanup.

Earn XP from finished runs, goals and challenges until career level 10. This should arrive while working through the tours. There is no reason to farm it separately.

From the title menu, choose Multiplayer → Local Multiplayer and connect a second controller. Join with a second local user or guest when prompted. Keep the account earning the trophy as the first player, select a park and play a timed mode such as Trick Attack.

Let the timer finish and reach the results screen. You do not need to win, and the second player can remain idle. This is also the setup for Paint the Town, Score Total and Combo Total. You can use online multiplayer instead if you prefer.

Open the skater-selection screen and choose an empty Custom Skater slot. Enter the character details and finish creation. Keep this skater for the Created Skater challenge collection needed later.

Open Create-A-Park, choose My Parks and make a new park. Place an object, then open the pause menu and use Edit Details/Publish. Give the park a name and complete the publication step, including a screenshot if prompted.

Saving to My Parks alone is insufficient. This trophy needs an internet connection and a successful upload to the game's park service.

Spend a cumulative $10,000 of earned in-game cash in the Skate Shop. It can be spread across purchases. Challenge rewards provide the money, so check completed challenges before buying boards or clothing. This is not a request to buy currency or spend real money.

Collect all 50 stat points with one professional skater. Pick one of the three pros you intend to use for Legen-Dairy. A created skater's completed collection does not unlock this trophy.

In Skate Tours, check the stat-point counter on each park while that pro is selected. Ride through the glowing stat pickups and spend the points on the skater's Stats screen. Air, Ollie and Speed help you reach the awkward ones. If a point is above a wall, jump alongside it, press to wallride, then to jump higher.

The pickup layout depends on skating style, so a Street skater can have a different location from a Vert skater. Progress is character-specific. Switching to another pro starts that pro's collection, it does not finish the first one's missing points.

Inspect the park's extra areas when a counter is still short. In Hangar, grind the helicopter rotor to open the outside area and the wall propeller to open the wind tunnel. In School II, grind the Opunsezmee rail as the school bell rings to open the gym. A point collected on the first skater must be collected again for the next pro's challenges.

Open Challenges → Challenge Collections → Rookie and finish every item in that panel. A collection badge is not awarded just for reaching a particular level.

The panel covers: changing your Profile badge, finishing a park's goals, assigning a stat point, editing a special, winning gold, creating a skater, changing their appearance and clothing, buying a logo and board, and completing the combo set. These award the final Rookie Badge.

The combo set needs: a combo over five moves, five reverts, lip-revert-manual, grab-revert-manual, grab-grind only, manual-flip-grind, grind-wallplant-grind and five landed specials. The five reverts and five specials are cumulative. Practise each linked sequence as one landed combo.

Most entries teach menus and basic combinations. Pin an unfinished task, complete its stated action and return to check it off. For a combo restricted to a grab and a grind, launch from a quarter pipe, do the grab, press in the air to level out, then land in a grind. Avoid adding a flip, manual or other extra trick.

To pin a task, highlight it in Challenges and press . Read the action and any excluded trick types before loading a park. CAS means Create-A-Skater, CAP means Create-A-Park, and flatlands are manuals and their variations. A collection entry can contain several smaller tasks, so open the entry to see what is still missing.

If a restricted combo does not register, watch the trick string on your next attempt. A habitual manual after landing can invalidate a task that allows only two trick types. Land without that connector and let the score bank.

Open Challenges → Challenge Collections → Veteran. Open each unfinished entry to see its component tasks, then pin the one you are doing with . The Veteran badge is the reward for the complete panel.

What the panel needs

• A medal in every competition and one complete pro-skater challenge collection.
• Three unlocked special slots for a created skater, earned through that character's challenges.
• A completed ranked Single Session and ranked Speedrun.
• Three of the four listed basic park-editor tasks.
• Two of saving a park to your collection, remixing a park and uploading one.
• All four Smart-object tasks.
• Four of the five listed multiplayer tasks.
• Any six of the listed combo tasks.

These nine entries award the tenth entry, the Veteran Badge. Where the panel gives a choice, you only need the stated number.

Skating and multiplayer

Finish one pro skater's entire challenge collection. Select that pro under Skater Challenges, equip the named specials and collect their stat points. Legen-Dairy explains the full-pro collection approach.

Complete a Single Session and a Speedrun from the Ranked & Free Skate area of the mode menu. For the initial completion task, finishing the speedrun matters more than a fast time. Your career's checked-off goals do not automatically complete a separate Speedrun attempt.

Use Matchup for local multiplayer setup. Play the timed modes and HORSE while completing the panel's multiplayer tasks, then check the component counters.

Create-A-Park

Make a park and place 50 ordinary objects and 25 Dynamic Props. Use the object picker's categories so you are placing props rather than more ramps.

For Smart-piece tasks, placing the object is only the beginning. Select its circular or diamond editing handles and move them. Smart Sweeps can be extended with the + handle. Smart Lumps have individual sections to reshape. Smart Rails can be reshaped by dragging their control points. Keep the relevant task pinned and check which edit it is asking for.

In the community browser, open a park's details to find Vote and Remix. For a voting task, visit different park detail pages and confirm each vote. Remix creates an editable copy. Use Creative for the separate upload step, and save your editor work.

Completion check: reopen Veteran and make sure all component entries are complete. Check the PSN trophy separately because the reported PS5 counter issue can leave the trophy behind the in-game badge.

Open Challenges → Challenge Collections → Legend. Complete its five requirement entries to earn the final Legend Badge. This is a checklist, not a career level.

Rags to Riches and Pro-Ficiency

Rags to Riches is the Created Skater collection. Follow Donut Mess with a Cop for its restricted combos and gap tasks.

Pro-Ficiency requires the full challenge collections of three different pros. Pick three, select each under Skater Challenges and finish that character's complete panel. A few completed special-trick tasks are not a full collection. Collect that pro's 50 stat points, clear their medal and gap tasks, then tackle their combo requirements.

For a challenge needing several named specials in one combo, equip all of them first. Check whether each is an air, grind, lip or manual special so you know where it can be used. A useful practice area is Hangar's wind tunnel, opened by grinding the wall propeller. Its opposing ramps let you connect air specials with reverts and then manuals, while its rail provides a place for grind specials. Practise the individual inputs before joining them together.

THPS1 and THPS2

Complete the two tour entries, including all gold medals, with Game Mods disabled. Use Grand Tourer and Valhalla as your park checklists. Check the Legend panel before assuming an assisted career result covered these requirements.

Eldest

Complete three of these four options:

• Multi-Platinum: Beat the Platinum Score challenge in two classic parks. Pin the park's exact target under Skate Park Challenges and use a two-minute Single Session. Warehouse and Hangar are compact places to practise. These targets are separate from the ten-million trophy.
• Par for the Course: Finish three Speedruns under their displayed par times. Warehouse and Hangar have two-minute pars. School is another option at 3:15. First learn a route that collects the goal items in order, then add score tricks during those journeys.
• Medium Count: Finish 100 multiplayer matches. Local multiplayer works, so combine the total with Graffiti, Trick Attack, Combo Mambo and HORSE trophies. Reach each result screen instead of quitting partway through.
• 10,000 Stat Man: Complete one of the 10,000-trick category challenges. Check whether a category is already close before choosing to farm more matches.

I recommend the first three unless your trick counter makes the fourth quicker. You do not need all four, and you do not need every optional challenge elsewhere in the game.

Completion check: Rags to Riches, Pro-Ficiency, both tour entries and Eldest should all be complete. The Legend Badge then finishes the collection.

Play Graffiti in Local Multiplayer or online. Perform and land tricks on rails, ledges and ramps to claim surfaces in your colour. Move around the park and tag new objects rather than repeating the same rail.

The total is cumulative across games. Finish the match, start another and continue until you have 100. A second controller can remain idle while your main account tags the park.

Choose Multiplayer → Local Multiplayer → HORSE. This is a turn-based mode: one player sets a combo score and the other must match or beat it. Follow the player prompt so the account earning the trophy is the one setting the winning scores.

On your account's turn, land a small combo. When the other player gets a turn, let them score less or bail. A letter awarded to that opponent advances your trophy. If your main account receives the letter, that is progress for the wrong player.

Keep playing through the result screen, then start another game. With the normal five-letter HORSE word, ten games in which you give all five letters reach 50. The total carries between games. You need 50 letters given, not 50 wins.

In Create-A-Park, repeatedly place small objects such as crates until you reach 500 placements. Move to empty ground as the space fills. You can use the same object repeatedly, and this is cumulative rather than requiring 500 different object types.

Save the park when you are done. Publication is a separate requirement under Creative.

Choose Trick Attack in multiplayer and accumulate five million points across completed games. All your landed scoring combos contribute to the match score.

Use local multiplayer with a second controller if you want an uninterrupted practice session. Keep finishing matches so the results are recorded. Points earned in career or Combo Mambo do not count toward this mode's total.

Choose Combo Mambo in multiplayer. Your best landed combo is the score used for that match, so several smaller combos in one game do not simply add together as they do in Trick Attack.

Finish matches whose best-combo scores add up to two million. For example, four completed games at 500,000 each are enough. Local multiplayer with a second controller is suitable.

Complete the 19 challenges labelled Hard under Challenges → Skate Park Challenges → THPS1 Get-Theres and THPS2 Get-Theres. Disable Game Mods. The listed gaps must all register in one combo, which you must then land.

Start with Warehouse. Jump over the half pipe to register Over the Pipe, manual toward the back quarter pipes, then grind the full back-wall line for the second required gap. Confirm both gap names before landing.

Before each new park, pin its hard challenge and practise the named gaps separately. Enter with full SPECIAL and strong Speed, Rail Balance and Manual Balance. Hold during manuals to preserve speed, use rails to regain momentum and avoid adding unnecessary tricks to an already difficult route.

Roswell uses Low Deck in the updated requirement. Older videos showing High Deck are harder than necessary. Follow the in-game requirement.

Thomas' Trophy Tutorials' external demonstrations show the exact lines. Watch the approach to one gap and its next connection, practise that section, then join it to the rest. Compare the blue gap names with your pinned challenge, especially the updated Roswell requirement above. The menu remains your checklist for the nine THPS1 parks and ten THPS2 parks, including Chopper Drop and Skate Heaven.

External videos by park

Each link opens the matching park in Thomas' Trophy Tutorials' video.

How to connect the gaps

1. Fill SPECIAL in a separate landed combo, then line up the first gap. A full meter improves your movement for the route.
2. After an air gap, enter a manual with then before touching flat ground. After a ramp landing, use first, then the manual input. Keep held while travelling and release it for the next jump.
3. Jump onto the next rail and hold to catch it. Correct the grind meter gently. If the route ends at a wall, jump toward it and press at contact to turn back, then catch the rail again.
4. Watch for every required blue gap name. Once they have all appeared, jump onto clear ground and land without another manual.

If the challenge does not complete: an ordinary landing may have split the combo, one gap may have failed to trigger, or an assist may still be enabled. Reopen the pinned Hard entry before repeating the whole route. A completed easy Get-There is a different entry.

For a difficult finish, practise the last gap and the approach to it first. Then add the preceding section. This lets you learn the landing angle without repeating a long opening on every practice attempt.

Land one combo worth at least 50,000. Use the modern default controls, a classic park such as Warehouse, and assists off so this practice also helps with the later score challenges.

A starter combo

1. On the skater's Tricks screen, equip an air special on an input you can remember. Perform its directional presses in sequence, then its trick button. You need a full SPECIAL meter for it to work.
2. Land a few simple flips or grabs to fill SPECIAL. These warm-up tricks can be separate combos.
3. Approach a quarter pipe holding . Release at the lip to jump, then input the special early enough for its animation to finish.
4. As your wheels touch the ramp, tap to revert. Immediately tap then to manual across the flat ground.
5. Hold in the manual, release to jump toward a rail and press to grind. Jump off, add + for a kickflip if there is enough height, then land on clear ground.

The displayed base points are multiplied by the × number. For example, 5,000 ×10 is 50,000. Aim slightly above the target. To bank the score, jump out of the grind or manual and land normally without entering another balancing trick.

If the combo ends when you land on a ramp, practise the revert-to-manual transition by itself. If it ends on flat ground, input the manual before your wheels touch down. A bail loses the whole unbanked combo.

For larger scores, use different specials early to build base points, then add manageable flips, grinds and flatland variations to increase the multiplier. Repeating the same trick loses value, so a long string of identical kickflips is less useful than a varied opening.

Select Single Session on a classic park with assists off and score a total of one million during the run. Several landed combos can contribute.

I recommend practising in Warehouse, where you can connect the quarter pipes along the back wall with grinds and wallplants. Two clean 500,000 combos are enough. Use this to learn a reliable scoring line before chasing the larger targets.

Start with the button-by-button sequence under Combination Blow. Check the session total after each landed combo. A failed later attempt does not remove points already banked, so use several controlled combos if that is more reliable. Finish the session normally after reaching the target.

Land one combo worth at least one million. Ten separate 100,000-point combos do not qualify. Use assists off and a classic park so the attempt also serves the other score challenges.

Build a strong base with varied specials, then extend with grinds, manuals and flips. Examples are 25,000 ×40 or 40,000 ×25. Stop adding risk once you have enough and land on clear flat ground.

Combination Blow explains the special, revert and manual inputs. Increase your Rail Balance and Manual Balance before extending that sequence. While balancing, tap trick-button pairs such as twice to enter a handstand manual, then use further variations to grow the multiplier. You still need to correct the balance meter.

If you keep falling at ×40, work on a stronger opening rather than trying to balance even longer. A 40,000-point base only needs ×25, while a 10,000-point base needs ×100. Land once both displayed numbers give you the target.

Turn all assists off and choose a two-minute Single Session on a classic park. Build a total of ten million before finishing the run. The total can come from several combos.

Choose one compact line and learn its turns. In Warehouse, the back-wall quarter pipes can be joined by grinds, with a wallplant at either end to turn back. Add different specials early for base score, then use flips and grind changes for multiplier. Jump off and bank the combo before the balance meter becomes uncontrollable.

A useful practice target is 100,000 base points at ×100 for a ten-million combo, but splitting the total across multiple successful combos also works. Do not confuse this unassisted score attempt with the assisted XP loop used for ONE HUNDRED!.

Practice the line before the timed attempt. In Free Skate, learn the back-wall grind, jump into the wall at its end, press for a wallplant and hold to catch the coping on the way back. Use small corrections while grinding. Once you can turn around reliably, add an air special before joining the line.

Then return to a two-minute Single Session with Game Mods off. Build base points early, add flip tricks during safe hops and vary the grind with trick-button pairs. Aim to bank useful scores before your balance runs out. If you land four combos worth 2.5 million each, that also meets the trophy's session total. Practising several-million combos is a more manageable stepping stone than expecting a ten-million attempt immediately.

Jump off toward the middle of the park to finish. Do not land into a manual unless you still intend to extend the combo.

Finish every park's Gap List across all 19 classic and bonus parks. Open the list from the pause menu to see the named gaps you have and have not landed. Free Skate is useful because it removes the session clock, and assists can help with individual gap cleanup.

A gap is not necessarily an empty space to jump. The list includes grinds, manuals, lip tricks and transfers. Match the named scenery and watch for the blue gap notification. Land the combo, then reopen the list to confirm credit.

Work through a single park at a time. Do the obvious air and rail gaps first, then tackle the more precise lips and manuals. Adjust jump stats if a landing repeatedly overshoots. Completing the hard Get-There is not a substitute for finishing that park's entire list.

Maka91Productions' external gap videos show the takeoffs and landings. Open your park from the table below, then match the missing gap's name to the video's index. The THPS1 index is in the description. The longer THPS2 index continues in the creator's comment. Practise that action using the technique notes here, land it, then check View Gaps again before moving to the next missing entry.

Reading the list: pause, open Game Options → View Gaps and look for entries with no recorded completion. The trick notification alone is not your final confirmation. After landing, the matching entry should show a completed count.

Match the action to the gap: for an air gap, take off on the intended side and clear the full landing boundary. For a grind gap, start far enough back on the correct rail and stay on it until the name appears. For a manual gap, land in a manual before entering the marked surface and hold it to the far end. For a lip gap, approach the ramp straight on and press at its upper edge to balance there.

If a gap does not register, try its starting point in the other direction and inspect the required end surface. Simply making a longer jump is not always the answer. Use the alien-plushie route under The Truth is In Here to open and learn the hidden areas you will revisit.

Big Fat Portal Gap in Skate Heaven

This is a different gap from Portal Gap. I recommend using the left wall to gain the extra height and distance.

1. Find the rectangular hall beside Tony's house, the building with a staircase inside. Enter from the house end and face down the stairs towards the doorway leading outside to the lower Sadlands area.
2. Hold to crouch and build speed through the hall. Ride down the stairs and approach the left wall beside the lower exit, keeping your direction towards the doorway.
3. Angle slightly into that wall, release to ollie and press as you reach it to wallride. You should travel along the wall towards the exit, rather than collide with it head-on.
4. While riding the wall, tap to jump off it. This is a wallie. Carry the jump forwards through the doorway and out over the lower area, then land cleanly.

Look for Big Fat Portal Gap, worth 400 base points, in the blue gap text. A combo score of 400 is not proof. Land, then check that the exact name is complete under Game Options → View Gaps.

If only the 50-point Portal Gap appears, your jump was too short. Return to the upper end of the hall for another run-up, keep your speed down the stairs and jump off the wall closer to the exit. More Speed and Ollie stat points can help. Grinding the right-hand stair rail and its short ledge is a route for the smaller gap, not the method above.

Video note: the THPS2 video's 46:43 entry is labelled Big Fat Portal Gap, but the attempt shown earns Portal Gap. Follow the written wallride route above for the longer gap.

External videos by park

These links open the start of each park's gap section in Maka91Productions' two videos. Within that section, use the named-gap timestamps for the particular entry you need.

Finish the other 36 trophies. I would leave ONE HUNDRED! until last, after the career, challenge collections, gap lists and multiplayer totals have already supplied their XP.

I would leave this until every other trophy is done. The later levels need much more XP, and the challenges you still have left are useful progress.

My infinite-grind method

1. Open Create-A-Park's online browser and search for an infinite-grind park. Choose one with a rail loop you can repeat reliably.
2. Enable No Bails, Double Base Score and the perfect-balance assists. Equip The 900 on an input you can repeat easily. Always Special can also remove the setup time.
3. Build the base score with two 900s where the park gives you enough airtime, then use the rail loop to raise the multiplier.
4. Land once you are over one million. A displayed 40,000 × 25 is one million, but check the actual numbers rather than assuming each trick will always award the same amount.
5. Pause and select End Run, let the XP result appear, then start another run. Do not use Restart Run to discard the attempt.

This was the fastest method I found. My loop gave 150 XP per run and I got the cycle down to about ten seconds. That still meant a substantial final grind, roughly 10–20 hours depending on efficiency. Treat that as my experience with this setup, not a fixed number of runs for every save.

If a park makes you spend more time recovering than skating, choose a simpler loop. If you prefer to stay offline, finish more pro challenges and Solo Tour goals, or use a familiar classic park for short scoring runs and bank each result with End Run.