The more times it is used in a single combo, the slower the player's speed will be when exiting the revert. It is a flatland trick that is performed immediately when landing off of a vert surface like a quarter-pipe or pool lip. The revert is a move that allows players to link vert tricks into a new or in-progress combo. Some of the levels were later released as downloadable content in the 2012 downloadable game Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD (for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC). The PC version of the game features Doom from Quake III: Arena (as Doom Guy). Darth Maul (a Sith apprentice from the Star Wars franchise), Wolverine (a superhero from the X-Men franchise), and Kelly Slater (a surfer from Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer) are included as hidden unlockable skaters. Like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, this game features crossover characters from different franchises as playable skaters. Handheld versions were released on both the Game Boy Color on Novem(developed by HotGen) and the Game Boy Advance on Ma(developed by Vicarious Visions), both of which are played in a 2D isometric viewpoint. The PS1 and N64 versions run on a slightly-modified version of the engine used in THPS2, changing the levels to fit the memory capacity. The game was ported to the PlayStation in Octo(by Shaba Games), PC in Ma(by Gearbox), Nintendo 64 in Aug(by Edge of Reality as the last official release for the system), and Mac in January 2003 (by Gearbox). Career Mode has been updated (removing the currency system from THPS2) while the PS2 and GC versions support online multiplayer for up to four players. The third installment of the long-running Tony Hawk franchise and the sequel to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 adds a new roster of skaters and new trick types (including the 'revert', a trick that can be executed to continue a Vert combo chain once the skater hits the ground). Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 is a skateboard stunt riding game developed by Neversoft and published by Activision (under their Activision o2 label) for the PlayStation 2 (on October 28, 2001), GameCube (on Novemas a launch title), and Xbox (on March 4, 2002).

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