Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4

Pause a run and enter Photo Mode. Find the filter setting and cycle through every available default filter, allowing each one to apply. You do not need to take a photo or buy extra Secret Shop filters.

Choose Tony Hawk before entering the park to combine this with You Look Like Tony Hawk.

Finish the normal career goals and gold competitions across THPS3 and THPS4. Check both tour screens for missing objectives. Unlocking the last park alone is not enough.

Once Pro Goals are available, each regular park gains a harder set of objectives and the competitions gain platinum-medal requirements. Continue with those for The Solo Acts Begin.

A normal park has ten regular goals. Open its goal panel and look for anything not ticked, including the secret tape and the park-specific actions. A completed score goal remains saved when you return for collectibles.

Competitions use three heats, with the best two ratings counting. Land varied combos and avoid falls, then check that the final placement gives you gold. A bronze or silver medal can advance access to later parks but still leaves this unlock unfinished.

First unlock Pro Goals through There's More?. Finish the five additional objectives in every regular park, then earn platinum in all six competition parks. A platinum medal requires the extra action and first place overall in that competition.

The six competition objectives

These are the shared-career objectives. Check the goal flythrough and your trick bindings before entering the heat.

• Rio, Christ Air over the bank: Go down the concrete entrance slope and turn back toward it. Transfer between the quarter pipes on either side of that slope, performing the equipped Christ Air during the crossing. Fill SPECIAL before attempting it.
• Skater Island, lip trick near the pirate: Take the left exit from the indoor park to the pirate ship. Board it and use the left quarter pipe to reach the mast beside the pirate skeleton. Approach straight up the ramp and press at the top for the lip trick.
• Tokyo, Sal Flip the Chanko Nabe gap: Go left from the start and use the rail to reach the building on the left. Enter the area through its middle, then use the kicker to cross the gap while performing the equipped Sal Flip.
• Movie Studio, three reels: One is on the wire reached from the right-hand quarter pipe near the start. Another is above the large ramp farther along the path as it curves right. The third is inside the bowl beneath the tentacles, reached through the studio's right-hand entrance.
• Kona, four bird groups: Clear the wires above both sides of the large half pipe. Then use the quarter pipe on the left of the uphill concrete area to reach another wire. The last group is on the wire above the pool beside the building.
• Zoo, five penguins: Check the aviary's central quarter pipe, the large half pipe, the enclosure to its right and the quarter pipe by the clocktower. For the last, smash through the barricaded path and use the quarter pipe to grind the ledge to the right.

Finish the extra objective during a heat and still build two strong heat ratings for first place. Reopen the park panel afterwards and check for the platinum medal. Merely winning another gold does not finish the added requirement.

Completion check: every regular and Pro Goal is ticked across both tours and all six competitions show platinum. Let the completion sequence finish and return to the main menu. Solo Tour now opens for the individual-skater runs required by Flying Solo.

Earn a medal in each of THPS4's three competitions: Movie Studio, Kona and Zoo. Complete enough earlier goals to unlock each competition, then finish in the top three.

Pinball unlocks after those medals. Aim for gold on the way through, since you need the stronger results for later career progression.

Load Pinball and select the normal goal for wallplanting the multiball targets.

1. From the start, skate left to the giant hawk skull.
2. Enter its mouth to activate multiball and teleport to the upper part of the table.
3. Return to the targets in the middle of the table. There are five, arranged in groups of three and two.
4. Jump toward each active target and press at contact to wallplant. Check the goal counter after each hit.

Wallplanting the targets before activating the skull does not progress the goal. Finish all five within the run.

Unlock the park through Tilt first and attempt this in Career or Solo Tour with the goal available. For a wallplant, hold to crouch, release to jump directly toward a target, then press again as you touch it. A wallride uses and is a different move. If a hit does not increase the counter, check that multiball is active and approach the target squarely.

Complete Solo Tour for all 29 starting pro skaters. For each, finish the normal goals, Pro Goals and platinum medals. Main-career completion unlocks the mode but does not replace these individual tours.

Use the skater's goal list as the checklist. Extra money and hidden decks are unnecessary, so a portrait missing cosmetic rewards does not by itself mean you have an unfinished tour.

The required goals vary with skating style. Check the preview before attempting the special objective, then open the trick menu to confirm its input. The same trick name may be bound differently on a new skater.

You can use eligible assists for the repeated tours. Apply collected stat points to each character and complete that character's named-special challenge while you are already playing them.

You do not need full Solo Tours for Bam Margera, Andy Anderson, your created skater, Michelangelo, Birdman, Constable Richard or the Deluxe Doom characters. Bam, Andy and the created skater still have tasks under Skater Challenger.

Repeatable setup for each skater

1. Select the next starting pro and allocate the shared stat points. Increase Air, Ollie and Speed for reach, then balance stats for combos.
2. Open Challenges → Skater, highlight that character's task and press to pin it. Equip its named special on the skater's Tricks screen.
3. Enter Solo Tour and clear both games' normal and Pro Goals plus platinum competition medals. Watch the flythrough when letters or trick goals differ from your previous skater.
4. Land the character's special in a 250,000-point combo for Skater Challenger. This is a separate task from finishing their tour.
5. Check the completed goal panels and tour-completion message before switching characters.

For an easier repeat-tour setup, use Options → Game Mods to enable No Bails and the perfect-balance assists you need. Turn these off before moving to unassisted scores or Expert tasks. Keep a short list of finished skaters so a missing cosmetic reward does not send you through a completed tour again.

Skate into small groups of birds to make them scatter. You need 120 groups cumulatively, not 120 individual birds.

Cross bird clusters as you repeat the parks in Solo Tour. If this is still missing at the end, revisit an outdoor park, ride through its visible clusters, finish the run and repeat. There is no reason to grind this before the repeated tours.

Watch for the whole flock taking off as you pass through it. A grind above the birds can miss the trigger, so ride directly through their resting spot. If repeating a route for the final few groups, end the run normally and reload the park so the birds return.

Break 500 objects cumulatively by skating through them. Glass, breakable scenery and suitable props contribute. You will encounter plenty while repeating the tours.

The in-game challenge also called Chaos Reigns has a lower target, so completing that challenge does not mean you have reached this trophy's 500. If needed, use Create-A-Park to build a line of breakable props, skate through them, then reload the park and repeat. Use objects that visibly smash, not solid ramps or rails.

For a controlled cleanup, open Create-A-Park, place several rows of breakable cardboard or glass props and save the park. Enter its skating mode and ride through the rows. End the run, reload and repeat. First test a small row so you can see the chosen props actually break, then extend the layout.

The trophy counts broken objects across playtime. It does not require a combo, a single run or 500 different objects. Keep going if the lower-target challenge notification appears before the trophy.

Finish all 38 entries under Hub → Challenges → Skater. There are six creation/community tasks and 32 character tasks.

Creation and community tasks

• Create a skater, then change that skater's clothing in Appearance.
• Create and save a park.
• Place 25 props or dynamic props and 100 objects in Create-A-Park.
• Play five different parks made by other creators. Use the community browser and enter each park. This is the online requirement.

Character tasks

The 29 starting pros plus Bam and Andy each require a 250,000-point combo containing their specified special. Pin the character's challenge, equip the named move and perform it early in the combo. Add safe grinds and manuals until the score is high enough, then land.

The created-skater task instead asks for 100,000 points in fewer than ten tricks. Use a high-value special with rotation and a small number of varied tricks. Keep the multiplier below ×10 and bank once you pass 100,000.

Buy Bam and Andy for $5,000 each in the Secret Shop. Assists can help these character combos. Complete them during the required Solo Tours where possible.

A reliable character-combo attempt

1. Select the correct skater first. On Challenges → Skater, highlight their entry and press to pin it.
2. Equip the exact special named by that entry. The trick input can be changed, but the required move cannot be replaced by a different special.
3. Fill SPECIAL with a few landed tricks. Perform the named move early, where you have the right terrain: a ramp for an air special, a rail for a grind special, or flat ground for a manual special.
4. Connect the landing with then then on a ramp, or just then before touching flat ground. Add grinds and flips until the base points multiplied by the multiplier exceed 250,000. For example, 12,500 ×20 is enough.
5. Jump onto clear ground and land without another manual. Check the pinned challenge before changing skaters.

For the created skater's nine-tricks-or-fewer task, increase the value of your opening special with airtime and rotation. Extra small tricks can ruin a high enough score by taking you to ten moves. Perfect balance and Double Base Score can help this task.

In Create-A-Park, place items from the Props or Dynamic Props category for the 25-prop task. Ordinary object placements cover the separate 100-object task. Save the park from the editor menu. Publishing is not required in this game.

Complete the Tricks category in Challenges. Pin one unfinished entry at a time. This tab mixes skating techniques, menu tasks and environmental actions, so a finished career alone is not its completion check.

Change a stat allocation and a special-trick binding in the skater menu when requested. For multiple-skitch tasks, maintain the combo between grabs with a manual. For the graffiti task, get close to each of the six marks below. You do not have to paint them yourself.

• Canada: Hop behind the fence beside the far corner quarter pipe. The mark is on the back of the ramp.
• Airport: Jump behind the left check-in counter at the start and inspect its inner wall.
• Los Angeles: Reach the Yeti shop roof beside the theatre using a wallride and grind. Search behind the billboard.
• Cruise Ship: Go to the lower deck's water feature, face the Red Bull can and check the seating area's back-right corner.
• College: Enter the uphill car park, go up one level and inspect the right corner behind bins.
• San Francisco: Cross toward the car park beyond the skate area. Check the back of the blue parking booth.

There is no loud collection animation for these marks. Reopen the challenge counter to confirm progress.

For menu tasks, choose Skater → Stats and move an available point into an attribute, then confirm the change. On the Tricks screen, select a special slot and change its equipped move or binding as the task asks. Buy the requested deck from the Skate Shop using earned game cash.

Techniques and small menu tasks

• Spine transfer: Find two quarter pipes back to back, such as the divider between College's courts. Approach straight, hold up the ramp and release near the lip, then tap in the air to cross the spine and land down the far ramp. A revert on the original side does not count as a transfer.
• Acid drop: Start on a platform above a bowl or quarter pipe. Jump outward over the curved ramp, then press while airborne to drop into it. Land cleanly and repeat until Acid Drop? is complete. Stepping off onto flat ground will not register. The top deck beside a bowl in Skater Island gives you a nearby ramp for repeated attempts.
• Wall Bounce and connector tasks: Versatile explains the inputs. For Wall Bounce, grind toward a wall, jump into it and press at contact, then catch the rail again with . Land after the second grind. For the other tasks, add the listed trick types in the requested order and land, keeping out extra types when the task says “only”.
• Footwork and Overtime: For Footwork, land a ramp trick with , then finish the combo and repeat. For Overtime, start a combo near the end of a timed session, keep it alive past zero, then land.
• Photo and badge tasks: Open Photo Mode from the pause menu. Cycle through every filter in its filter controls for Styles upon Styles. For Circle of Life, open the Multiplayer menu and change the badge. These are menu tasks, not multiplayer match wins.
• Specials and score tasks: Fill SPECIAL, then use the equipped inputs on Skater → Tricks. Bank the combo rather than bailing. Multiplication covers the trick-count tasks, and Unprecedented explains building larger scores.

Environmental tasks

• Icicle Crash!: In Canada, look for hanging icicles around the cabin roof, ramp edges and rails. Jump through them or grind along the edge they hang from so they visibly shatter. Check the pinned counter after a pass. Restart the session to restore broken scenery and repeat, rather than searching for a new set on another map.
• Security Breach: Skate into the uniformed guards around Alcatraz, or use the guards and rangers in Airport and Zoo. After one reacts, circle back and bump them again. Check the counter for progress toward 30. If that person is still recovering and does not count, use another guard before returning.
• Limitless: Unlock Cruise Ship by finishing the THPS3 tour, then choose its Impress the Pro Skaters goal. Felipe Nunes is one of the seven skaters around the ship. Land a short flip, grind and manual combo close to each skater until they react and the goal counter advances. You can cover the full circuit rather than trying to identify Felipe from a distance. Start at the helipad and work around the deck, then the lower seating and pool areas. External video: the seven-skater circuit (Trophy Tom, 0:00) shows the stops. Check Limitless itself afterwards. If it remains open, repeat the missed stop and land closer to the skater.
• Birds and breakables: Skate through bird clusters, then revisit or restart the park for more. The requirement is clusters, not individual birds. For breakables, use the route under Chaos Reigns.

The skitching inputs are explained under In It for the Long Haul and Taxi! Taxi!. Use Multiplication for flatland variations. Recheck the Tricks tab after clearing the graffiti spots so a small menu or tutorial task does not get overlooked.

Complete the THPS3 page in Challenges, not just the career goals. Work through each park's gap collection, named-trick gap, Got There combination and applicable par-time speedrun.

Start with the pause-menu Gap List. Land each gap separately, then pin the Got There and connect its required gaps with manuals and grinds. The final combo must land. For a named-trick task, the named gap and requested trick must belong to the same landed combo. The park links below locate those gaps.

In Speedrun, collect normal-goal items while travelling toward the next objective instead of repeatedly crossing an empty park. Add scoring tricks to those journeys. Check the challenge's displayed par before starting.

Cruise Ship's extra challenge entries are on the Expert pages. See Expert Challenger for that final set. The external demonstrations below show the lines for connecting the gaps.

Work through one park in this order

1. Open the pause-menu Gap List and choose an unfinished name. Use that park's complete gap video below and its description index to jump to the matching name. Practise in Free Skate, with the area-access and Los Angeles notes below in mind. Match the shown takeoff and landing, then bank the combo and check that the list records the gap.
2. Pin the park's trick-gap task and use its separate timestamp below. Add a directional grab or flip during an air gap, a grind on its rail, or a lip at a ramp approached straight on. For Airport's flatland task, keep the manual through Musical Chairs and add a flatland variation from Multiplication. Tokyo needs the extra grind connection explained below.
3. Pin the Got There. Practise its gaps separately, then connect them with then manuals on flat landings and reverts into manuals on ramp landings. Check every required blue gap name before banking the combo.
4. Select Speedrun for parks with regular goals. Learn where each collectible set ends and which objective starts nearby. Restart after a major routing mistake when chasing the par, rather than practising the wrong route repeatedly.

If a challenge stays incomplete, check that the requested trick and exact gap appeared in the same combo, landed it and met the task's assist restrictions. A large score alone cannot replace a missing gap.

Complete gap collections

These are Maka91Productions' individual park videos, with gap names and timestamps in each video's expanded description. They cover the gap collection rather than only the Got There route. Work from your unfinished Gap List entries, one landed gap at a time. Some clips collect several gaps together, so check the exact name you still need.

Foundry, Porch Rail Tap: Use the quarter pipes beneath the Rensselaer company sign. Launch toward the yellow railing on the high balcony above them, approach at an angle and press to grind along it, then land. A lip on that rail gives Nice View Up Here instead. The External video · balcony, 3:26 locates the balcony, but use a grind for Porch Rail Tap.

Area access: In Suburbia, take the construction-site axe to the Thin Man at the haunted house before attempting gaps behind it. Final Form includes that approach. In Tokyo, Drunkard Alley is reached by going left from the start, up the ramp and along the rail onto the building, then through its middle. For the lantern-wire area, fill SPECIAL, use a boneless from the quarter pipe left of the Vans ramp and grind the high rail onto the lantern wire. Follow it until the cutscene opens the area. The boneless and wallride inputs are also under Final Form.

Los Angeles, match the park state: The earthquake changes the highway. If Don't Fall!, Sunray, Overpass Aftershock, Overpass Leap or Wash Transfer will not match the video or register in Free Skate, use Career for those attempts. For the broken-overpass route, first trigger Start the Earthquake by grinding the four red rails. From the start, grind through the building ahead, turn right along the street rail, turn right up the slope for the next rail, then return uphill and take the stairs on the left to the final rail. At the car wash, transfer up onto the lowered highway. Follow it toward the roof ramp, matching the selected gap's direction in the video. Do not try to jump the intact highway using the broken-highway line.

Named-trick gap tasks

The same creator's timestamps below show each gap's placement. Add the requested trick using the inputs above. Completing the gap collection alone does not finish these separate tasks. If a clip uses an ordinary jump or manual, add the required grab, flip or flatland move yourself and bank the combo.

Tokyo, To Die For: Fugu is an air gap up into the blue structure beneath the airship, even though the challenge asks for a grind. Approach from the loop side with SPECIAL filled and enough Air and Ollie. Use a boneless to reach the structure. On landing, enter a manual, then hop to its rim and catch a grind with before ending the combo. Watch for the blue Fugu Gap name. Fugu Juju and Fugu No Naka are different gaps. If Fugu does not appear, reset and match the takeoff angle before adding more tricks. External video: complete To Die For attempt (Trophy Tom, 0:00) shows the approach and grind connection.

External Got There routes

Maka91Productions demonstrates each route. Open your park, practise its individual gaps using the steps above, then link the route and check that every required name registered before landing.

Clear the THPS4 category in Challenges. Career goals and this challenge page are separate.

For each park, finish the Gap List, its specified trick-gap task, its Got There combination and any speedrun requirement. A Got There is one landed combo containing all listed gaps. A speedrun finishes the normal goal list under the target time shown in the challenge.

Use Free Skate to identify a difficult gap without a timer, then move to the required mode for the challenge attempt. In speedruns, memorise the collectible route first and fit the score objectives into it.

Pinball's remaining challenge entries sit in Expert rather than this tab. Include those later for Expert Challenger.

THPS3 Challenger gives the step-by-step method for reading gaps, doing trick-gap tasks and connecting Got There routes. Apply it to College, San Francisco, Movie Studio, Alcatraz, Waterpark, Kona, Shipyard, London and Zoo. The three competition parks do not have normal-goal speedruns.

For a long manual connection, hold while balancing and release it only when you need to jump. For a gap that repeatedly overshoots, reduce Air or Ollie temporarily rather than changing several things at once. Check the in-game Gap List after each landed attempt so you know which part actually registered.

Open the THPS4 challenge page after the last park and inspect every unfinished entry. Finishing the career's Pro Goals is not the completion check for this trophy.

Complete gap collections

Maka91Productions' park videos include a gap-name index in each expanded description. Find an unfinished name in the in-game Gap List, use that matching video entry, then land and confirm it has registered. You can collect gaps separately across sessions.

For Waterpark's slide routes, enter the doorways labelled for the rides to reach their tops. If the castle slide is shut, collect the arcade keys by grinding the right edge of the starting slide onto the high roof, then bring them to the arcade below. In Shipyard, if No Bones 1 Combo does not register after a clean attempt, retry its shown line in Career.

Named-trick gap tasks

These separate tasks require the gap plus the listed trick in one landed combo. For air gaps, add a direction with for a flip or for a grab. Catch grind gaps with . For Last Splash, approach the ramp straight on and use at the lip rather than passing sideways into a grind. Maka91Productions' timestamps locate each target.

Check the pinned challenge after landing. If the gap itself is complete but the task is not, repeat it with the required trick type. Extra score will not substitute for the missing trick.

External Got There routes

These park links open Maka91Productions' demonstrations. Use the setup and connection method under THPS3 Challenger, then practise the shown line a section at a time.

Complete both Expert pages in Challenges. I recommend all assists off, normal game speed and the default timer for this pass. Follow the restrictions printed on the specific task.

Work through these groups:

• Hard speedruns: Clear all normal goals under the listed hard par. Practise a route that combines collectibles with movement toward the next goal.
• Legend scores: Meet each park's score target. A session total and a single combo are different conditions, so read the pinned wording.
• Hard gap combos: Land the named gap inside a combo that reaches the stated score. Practise the gap first, then build a strong special-trick base before or immediately after it.
• Large-score and skitch tasks: Include the million-point combo and ten-million score. Brave needs a million-point combo containing a skitch. Reckless needs two million with skitches on two different vehicles.
• Bonus-park tasks: Finish the Cruise Ship and Pinball gap lists, Got Theres, trick-gap tasks and speedrun entries on these pages.

For Reckless, build most of the score first, then use a traffic area such as San Francisco to catch one vehicle, jump into a manual and catch a different vehicle before landing. Regrabbing the same vehicle can satisfy Taxi! Taxi!, but not Reckless.

For hard combos, a useful target is 50,000 ×40 for two million. Add a margin before landing. Avoid extending the combo after reaching both the gap and score requirements.

The external demonstrations below show ProdByAM's hard speedrun and gap-combo lines. Learn the required gap or collectible route first, then use the setup below to add speed or score.

Pick the right mode

Use Speedrun for the hard-par tasks, Single Session for two-minute score totals and Free Skate to practise hard gap combos without a session clock. Turn all assists off before these attempts and restore normal speed and the default timer. For a gap-only task that permits assists, remember to disable them again afterwards.

Build the combo before adding difficulty

Equip a high-value air special and a grind or manual special on comfortable inputs. Fill SPECIAL with a small landed warm-up combo. Use the air move while you have height, then and then as you land in a ramp. Catch the next rail with and add varied tricks while correcting balance. Versatile explains each connector.

First land the named gap in an otherwise simple combo. Then add the score. If the gap is late in the route, practise entering it with a partially depleted balance meter so the final attempt is familiar. As soon as the required gap and score are both present, head for clear ground and bank the combo.

Brave and Reckless

Practise Taxi! Taxi! before adding the Expert score. In San Francisco, build points near the road, catch a moving vehicle by holding behind it, then jump off into a manual. For Reckless, approach a visibly different vehicle and hold behind it before the combo ends. Land after the second grab with at least two million. Two grabs on the same car fail Reckless even when the score is high enough.

Completion check: inspect both Expert pages, including the bonus-park entries. A completed first page, the ten-million trophy or all career goals alone will not finish this trophy.

Bonus-park gaps and trick tasks

Cruise Ship unlocks after the THPS3 tour and Pinball after the THPS4 tour. Use their Gap Lists to select unfinished entries. Maka91Productions' complete park videos have a named timestamp index in the expanded descriptions. Land each gap and check it off in the game before moving on. The collection can be completed over separate attempts.

The two separate trick-gap tasks both require a grab. During the shown jump, press a direction with , release before landing and bank the combo with the exact blue gap name present. Use a simple grab so its animation does not spoil the landing.

For Cruise Ship's pool routes, grind the valve pipe at the far end of the swimming pool to drain it. For Pinball's Acid Slime Drop, press while airborne above the lower ramp to drop into it, with the grab in the same combo. If the gap registers but the challenge remains open, repeat with the grab included and a clean landing. These tasks are separate from the Captain's Gap and Flipper Jump hard-score combos below.

External hard gap-combo routes

ProdByAM demonstrates each named hard gap inside a scoring combo. Compare the gap name and target with your pinned task. These are examples to practise, so bank your own combo as soon as it meets both requirements.

External hard speedrun routes

ProdByAM's park sections show how to combine the normal goals into a timed route. Learn one stretch at a time, then join the stretches and compare your result with the hard par in Challenges.

For the bonus-park Got Theres, use External video: Cruise Ship (Maka91Productions, 3:23) and External video: Pinball (Maka91Productions, 6:59). Practise each required gap separately, then use manuals and grinds to keep the demonstrated route in one landed combo.

In Pinball, disable assists and score at least one million. I recommend a normal two-minute Single Session so the attempt also practises the park's score challenges.

Fill SPECIAL, use the boost pad and large ramp for a high-value special, then revert into a manual. Connect to a grind to build the multiplier. Bank a good combo before trying another.

You need a score of one million, so multiple successful combos can contribute. Do not turn on Double Base Score or No Bails for this attempt.

A repeatable attempt: fill SPECIAL with a small landed combo, ride the boost pad toward the arch ramp and input your air special just after takeoff. Tap as you return to the ramp, then then for the manual. Hold while turning back toward the boost pad, or jump to a nearby rail with to extend the line.

Use a different special on the next jump because repeated moves lose value. If your balance becomes difficult, jump off and land. Check the banked session total before starting another combo. Two landed 500,000 combos meet the requirement just as well as one million-point combo.

If the combo banks too early, practise the -to-manual timing. If you bail in the air, input the special sooner or choose a shorter animation.