Tony Hawk's Pro Skater: Every Game Ranked Worst To Best

The tertiary entry in the trilogy of horror, Shred is objectively just as bad as the last two, giving you another disastrous accessory that will ensure you have zero fun every time you boot it up.

Although it's probably sat gathering dust in the back of cupboards around the world now, there was a time the controller board seemed like a superb idea. That was before it actually came to fruition.

Since the debacle that saw the series' ratings decline and player base move as south as possible from their once treasured trove of childhood memories, no game can be credited with the downfall more than this abysmal mess. There isn't much to be said about the game itself as actually playing the thing requires the same level of patience Batman has with the Joker.

The controls are beyond buggy - due in massive part to the "controller" - and the game itself is just a big, vacuous, empty space with not much to do outside of wandering around.

Just to think, Back to The Future predicted we'd have floating skateboards at this point, whereas in reality, we can't even get a simple skateboard peripheral to take off.