Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam

 Game Boy Advance
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1.8

Overwhelming dislike- based on 4 Ratings

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  2. Mixed: 1 out of 4
  3. Negative: 3 out of 4
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  1. NintendoMan9987
    Dec 16, 2017
    7
    Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam is a racing game, released for the Wii, PS2, DS, and GBA. The GBA version is nothing special. The game will keep you occupied for a few hours. I do recommend the game if you're bored, otherwise, you're good playing something else.
  2. YoungCritic007
    Nov 8, 2020
    0
    Terrible graphics compared to the other GBA Tony Hawk games. This might as well be a demo for Silent Hill because the draw distance is the same just with brighter colors. Since I never played this on the GBA I have to use a emulator and it doesn't work. I could go and get to the parts where Tony ad Joe are talking in the beginning and when gameplay comes screen goes black. Don't botherTerrible graphics compared to the other GBA Tony Hawk games. This might as well be a demo for Silent Hill because the draw distance is the same just with brighter colors. Since I never played this on the GBA I have to use a emulator and it doesn't work. I could go and get to the parts where Tony ad Joe are talking in the beginning and when gameplay comes screen goes black. Don't bother playing this, if u want to play Downhill Jam but only scrapped together enough money for the GBA version, don't get it instead invest that money to yourself and make a business with it.… Expand

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  1. GameSpot
    68
    Downhill Jam shifts away from the trick-heavy gameplay of old and turns Tony Hawk into a racer--and a fairly decent one at that.
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  2. IGN
    60
    If you want the true Downhill Jam experience, don't bother with the Game Boy Advance version and stick with the Nintendo DS or Wii renditions. The GBA game is a limited experience with a bunch of problems.
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