We're All Skating In a Simulation
Supreme's Thrasher collab pays respects to this forgotten skate game.
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The greatest trick Tony Hawk ever pulled was making skateboarding look like something easy you could just do without much practice. At least, that’s what the video game series that shares his name did for countless kids with a PlayStation.
Combining drop-in arcade style game play with some of skateboarding’s most GOATed names, and a pulsating soundtrack…