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A preview of Tony Hawk's Underground for the Sony PlayStation 2, dated 48 days before the final build.
A preview build of '''Tony Hawk's Underground''' for the Sony PlayStation 2, dated roughly a month and a half (48 days) before the final build.
==Notes==
==Notes==


*There are no FMV's in this build.
===Demo Mode===
*A demo mode flag is set to on, limiting some of the game's functionalities. Through either modding, using the instructions below or using the xdelta patch provided in the download link, said flag can be turned off and the full game unlocked.
A demo mode flag is set to on, limiting some of the game's functionalities. Through either modding (e.g. using the instructions below) or using the xdelta patch provided in the download link, said flag can be turned off and the full game unlocked. This also activates several debug menus in both the in-game options, Create-A-Skater and enables an option to access the level select in Story mode before entering it.
**Only the first three levels (New Jersey, Manhattan and Tampa) are selectable. When unlocked, aside from these three as well as Moscow and the test level, all others crash the game upon loading, albeit the existence of the level files on the disc.
 
**In the Story Mode you can only progress until Chapter 10. After beating the Tampa AM goal, the words "'''DEMO BUILD"''' flash on the screen a few times and you are unable to continue the story.
*Only the first three levels (New Jersey, Manhattan and Tampa) are selectable. When unlocked, aside from these three as well as Moscow and the test level, all others crash the game upon loading. The crash seems to happen at the point pedestrians are loaded, as the game loads these levels fine without them. Certain goals in Moscow that use ped models that exclusively appear in these missions, will crash the game as well.
***To unlock the game, open the disc image in a hex editor and set the value located at 0x14F6420E to 00. Then edit the two references to startup.qb at 0x000DE9D2 and at 0x2DE3E4E7 to something else. Note that both replaced references still have to be consistent.
*In Story Mode you can only progress until Chapter 10. After beating the Tampa AM goal, the words "'''DEMO BUILD"''' flash on the screen a few times and you are unable to continue the story.
***To unlock some of the additional levels like "West Side" and the test level, set the values at addresses 0x2DF1D592 and 0x2DF1D5A3 both to 01.
 
To unlock the game, open the disc image in a hex editor and set the value located at '''0x14F6420E''' to '''00'''. Then edit the two references to '''startup.qb''' at '''0x000DE9D2''' and at '''0x2DE3E4E7''' to something else. Note that both replaced references still have to be consistent!
 
To unlock some of the additional levels like "West Side" and the test level, set the values at addresses '''0x2DF1D592''' and '''0x2DF1D5A3''' both to '''01'''.
 
===General Differences===
 
*Has an additional executable file on the disc, dated July 30, 2003. It can be used by simply routing to this file in SYSTEM.CNF.
*Has an additional executable file on the disc, dated July 30, 2003. It can be used by simply routing to this file in SYSTEM.CNF.
*There are no FMV's in this build. This means that the gameplay demos that would play in the main menu after a few moments of inactivity don't play as well.
*"Download your face" in the main menu is called "Create your face".
*''Hotter Than Hell'' is in an unfinished state with varying degrees of graphical glitches, untextured spots (notably the tunnel below the stage), some missing rail flags and placeholder banners.
*There are a few levels in the game files, that were removed from the final game. Notably, a level called "West Side" which is assumed to be a test level for Neversoft's later title '''Gun''' (2005) and an early scrapped level called "Australia".
*There are a few levels in the game files, that were removed from the final game. Notably, a level called "West Side" which is assumed to be a test level for Neversoft's later title '''Gun''' (2005) and an early scrapped level called "Australia".
**A few others, aside from the test level and a broken version of London (a THPS4 leftover), are unfinished ports of levels featured in the first two '''Tony Hawk's Pro Skater''' games, e.g. School I, Downhill Jam and Philadelphia. They would return as fully functioning levels in '''Tony Hawk's Underground 2''' (2004).
**A few others, aside from the test level and a broken version of London (a THPS4 leftover), are unfinished ports of levels featured in the first two '''Tony Hawk's Pro Skater''' games, e.g. School I, Downhill Jam and Philadelphia. Those would return in fully functioning form in '''Tony Hawk's Underground 2''' (2004).
*Each skater in the character select screen starts off in a T-pose.
*Each skater in the character select screen starts off in a T-pose.
*Several of the game's hidden characters have not yet been implemented and instead show an unclothed, bald version of the standard CAS model.
*Several of the game's hidden characters have not yet been implemented and instead show an unclothed, bald version of the standard CAS model.
*T.H.U.D is simply called "Creature".
*A lot of voice clips are missing and sometimes the player would switch male and female voices.
*A lot of voice clips are missing and sometimes the player would switch male and female voices.
*Some of the songs in this build appear slightly different and/or in a less censored form.
*A few Park Editor pieces are found in different categories but appear to be mostly unchanged.
**Notably, "Underground Up" by Mr. Complex, which is featured in this game with a unique and unreleased version of this song
*The option to load pre-made parks is inaccessible.
**Frog One's "Blah Blah" has an extended intro with some radio channel surfing.
*The "View Goals" menu hosts a few differences from the final game.
**"Suffer Some" by Jane's Addiction is absent from this build.
**Selecting certain goals changes the background image to various spots in the level you're currently in, whereas in the final, it's always the same picture.
**Instead there is a track called "Can You Find" by Freestyle Fellowship, that did not make it to the final game.
**The last challenge of each chapter has a green star reading "Final" next to it.
**Other differences include either misspellings, grammatical errors, some changes for legal reasons (e.g. mentions of trademarks) and reduction of uncensored profanity to receive a T rating before release.
 
===Soundtrack Differences===
 
*Some of the songs in this build appear in less censored form. Notably, "Underground Up" by Mr. Complex, which is featured in this game with a unique and unreleased version.
*A few tracks would also be edited down for the final. Frog One's "Blah Blah" has a unique introduction with some radio channel surfing, which would not appear in any commercial release.
*"Suffer Some" by Jane's Addiction, as well as "War Games" by Living Legends are absent from this build.
*Instead there is a track called "Can You Find" by Freestyle Fellowship, that did not make it to the final game.


===Cheat codes===
===Cheat Codes===
This build uses the same cheat code inputs as '''Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4''' (2002). To be able to enter these codes, navigate to the main menu after unlocking the build from it's demo mode, then go to "Options" and "Cheat codes". The sound of a cash register, a THPS4 leftover which would be replaced for the final version, confirms a successful entry.
This build uses the same cheat code inputs as '''Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4''' (2002). To be able to enter these codes, navigate to the main menu after unlocking the build from it's demo mode, then go to "Options" and "Cheat codes". The sound of a cash register, a THPS4 leftover which would be replaced for the final version, confirms a successful entry.
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==Screenshots==
==Screenshots==
<center><gallery heights="256" widths="224" mode="nolines">
<center><gallery heights="256" widths="224">
File:THUG1 AUG15 1.png|Legal screen
File:THUG1 AUG15 1.png|Legal screen
File:THUG1 AUG15 2.png|Main menu
File:THUG1 AUG15 2.png|Main menu
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File:THUG1 AUG15 3.png|Unlocked options menu
File:THUG1 AUG15 3.png|Unlocked options menu
File:THUG1 AUG15 5.png|Placeholder skater
File:THUG1 AUG15 5.png|Placeholder skater
File:THUG1 AUG15 6.png|Placeholder loading screen for "Hotter than Hell"
File:THUG1 AUG15 6.png|Placeholder loading screen for Hotter than Hell
File:THUG1 AUG15 7.png|New Jersey
File:THUG1 AUG15 7.png|New Jersey
File:THUG1 AUG15 8.png|"Demo Build" after finishing Chapter 10.
File:THUG1 AUG15 8.png|Demo Build after finishing Chapter 10
File:THUG1 AUG15 9.png|Missing buildings in San Diego
File:THUG1 AUG15 10.png|Flying spotlights
File:THUG1 AUG15 11.png|Blocked elevator in Hawaii
File:THUG1 AUG15 12.png|Placeholder banner in Hotter Than Hell
File:THUG1 AUG15 13.png|Unfinished entrance
File:THUG1 AUG15 14.png|Shatterable targets
File:THUG1 AUG15 17.png|Australia
File:THUG1 AUG15 18.png|West Side
File:THUG1 AUG15 19.png|West Side
File:THUG1 AUG15 20.png|West Side
File:THUG1 AUG15 21.png|Test Level
File:THUG1 AUG15 22.png|THPS1 School - unused level
File:THUG1 AUG15 15.png|School II level icon
File:THUG1 AUG15 16.png|"This is bullshit!"
</gallery></center>
</gallery></center>


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[https://www.obscuregamers.com/threads/obscuregamers-ps2-xbox-group-buy-2020-releases.2438/#post-15320 Original release thread on ObscureGamers.com]
[https://www.obscuregamers.com/threads/obscuregamers-ps2-xbox-group-buy-2020-releases.2438/#post-15320 Original release thread on ObscureGamers.com]


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Title Screen
Tony Hawk's Underground (Aug 15, 2003 prototype)
Build date Aug 15, 2003 13:38:16
Build name Preview
Dump status Released
Dumped by Anonymous
Released by madmarsrocks
File release date June 15, 2020
Origin DVD-R
Lot OG PS2/XBOX Group Buy 2020
Labels TONY HAWK'S UNDERGROUND PRINT PREVIEW ONLY PS2 NTSC
Game Tony Hawk's Underground
System PlayStation 2
Genre Sports - Skateboarding
Final build US Oct 2, 2003
EU Oct 14, 2003
Release date US Oct 27, 2003
EU Nov 21, 2003
Download Tony Hawk's Underground (Aug 15, 2003 prototype) (info)
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A preview build of Tony Hawk's Underground for the Sony PlayStation 2, dated roughly a month and a half (48 days) before the final build.

Notes

Demo Mode

A demo mode flag is set to on, limiting some of the game's functionalities. Through either modding (e.g. using the instructions below) or using the xdelta patch provided in the download link, said flag can be turned off and the full game unlocked. This also activates several debug menus in both the in-game options, Create-A-Skater and enables an option to access the level select in Story mode before entering it.

  • Only the first three levels (New Jersey, Manhattan and Tampa) are selectable. When unlocked, aside from these three as well as Moscow and the test level, all others crash the game upon loading. The crash seems to happen at the point pedestrians are loaded, as the game loads these levels fine without them. Certain goals in Moscow that use ped models that exclusively appear in these missions, will crash the game as well.
  • In Story Mode you can only progress until Chapter 10. After beating the Tampa AM goal, the words "DEMO BUILD" flash on the screen a few times and you are unable to continue the story.

To unlock the game, open the disc image in a hex editor and set the value located at 0x14F6420E to 00. Then edit the two references to startup.qb at 0x000DE9D2 and at 0x2DE3E4E7 to something else. Note that both replaced references still have to be consistent!

To unlock some of the additional levels like "West Side" and the test level, set the values at addresses 0x2DF1D592 and 0x2DF1D5A3 both to 01.

General Differences

  • Has an additional executable file on the disc, dated July 30, 2003. It can be used by simply routing to this file in SYSTEM.CNF.
  • There are no FMV's in this build. This means that the gameplay demos that would play in the main menu after a few moments of inactivity don't play as well.
  • "Download your face" in the main menu is called "Create your face".
  • Hotter Than Hell is in an unfinished state with varying degrees of graphical glitches, untextured spots (notably the tunnel below the stage), some missing rail flags and placeholder banners.
  • There are a few levels in the game files, that were removed from the final game. Notably, a level called "West Side" which is assumed to be a test level for Neversoft's later title Gun (2005) and an early scrapped level called "Australia".
    • A few others, aside from the test level and a broken version of London (a THPS4 leftover), are unfinished ports of levels featured in the first two Tony Hawk's Pro Skater games, e.g. School I, Downhill Jam and Philadelphia. Those would return in fully functioning form in Tony Hawk's Underground 2 (2004).
  • Each skater in the character select screen starts off in a T-pose.
  • Several of the game's hidden characters have not yet been implemented and instead show an unclothed, bald version of the standard CAS model.
  • T.H.U.D is simply called "Creature".
  • A lot of voice clips are missing and sometimes the player would switch male and female voices.
  • A few Park Editor pieces are found in different categories but appear to be mostly unchanged.
  • The option to load pre-made parks is inaccessible.
  • The "View Goals" menu hosts a few differences from the final game.
    • Selecting certain goals changes the background image to various spots in the level you're currently in, whereas in the final, it's always the same picture.
    • The last challenge of each chapter has a green star reading "Final" next to it.
    • Other differences include either misspellings, grammatical errors, some changes for legal reasons (e.g. mentions of trademarks) and reduction of uncensored profanity to receive a T rating before release.

Soundtrack Differences

  • Some of the songs in this build appear in less censored form. Notably, "Underground Up" by Mr. Complex, which is featured in this game with a unique and unreleased version.
  • A few tracks would also be edited down for the final. Frog One's "Blah Blah" has a unique introduction with some radio channel surfing, which would not appear in any commercial release.
  • "Suffer Some" by Jane's Addiction, as well as "War Games" by Living Legends are absent from this build.
  • Instead there is a track called "Can You Find" by Freestyle Fellowship, that did not make it to the final game.

Cheat Codes

This build uses the same cheat code inputs as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 (2002). To be able to enter these codes, navigate to the main menu after unlocking the build from it's demo mode, then go to "Options" and "Cheat codes". The sound of a cash register, a THPS4 leftover which would be replaced for the final version, confirms a successful entry.

Always special doasuper
Matrix mode nospoon Is recognized as a cheat but doesn't do anything.
Moon physics superfly
Perfect rail balance ssbsts
Perfect manual balance mullenpower
Perfect skitch balance hookybob
Super stats 4nitwits
Unlock everything watch_me_xplode
Unlock Daisy [o][o] Since Daisy has been removed from this game, the cheat code does not unlock her character.
Unlock hidden skaters homielist

Screenshots

  • Legal screen

    Legal screen

  • Main menu

    Main menu

  • Options menu

    Options menu

  • Unlocked options menu

    Unlocked options menu

  • Placeholder skater

    Placeholder skater

  • Placeholder loading screen for Hotter than Hell

    Placeholder loading screen for Hotter than Hell

  • New Jersey

    New Jersey

  • Demo Build after finishing Chapter 10

    Demo Build after finishing Chapter 10

  • Missing buildings in San Diego

    Missing buildings in San Diego

  • Flying spotlights

    Flying spotlights

  • Blocked elevator in Hawaii

    Blocked elevator in Hawaii

  • Placeholder banner in Hotter Than Hell

    Placeholder banner in Hotter Than Hell

  • Unfinished entrance

    Unfinished entrance

  • Shatterable targets

    Shatterable targets

  • Australia

    Australia

  • West Side

    West Side

  • West Side

    West Side

  • West Side

    West Side

  • Test Level

    Test Level

  • THPS1 School - unused level

    THPS1 School - unused level

  • School II level icon

    School II level icon

  • "This is bullshit!"

    "This is bullshit!"

Origin

  • Disc front.

    Disc front.


Files

File Type Date Size SHA-1
Tony Hawk's Underground Print Preview Only PS2 NTSC.iso File 2020-06-18 18:15:18 1.78 GB BEDCFAA8BCDD20755877E50B5564652EE31A61B7
Tony Hawk's Underground Print Preview Only PS2 NTSC.jpg File 2021-02-28 17:12:03 48.7 KB BDFFD5BE113D8FAA0C5EE9F1B29FE7D4929A86E8
Tony Hawk's Underground Print Preview Only PS2 NTSC.xdelta File 2021-02-28 16:59:59 6.5 KB 08F3AB262A27A545C7322F78C2898E9A21D8A756

Acknowledgments

Special thanks to hwd45 for donating toward this release and to denetii for the instructions on how to unlock the game from it's demo mode.

See also

Original release thread on ObscureGamers.com





Tony Hawk's Underground prototypes
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