When I first realized we were actually going to get a Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3+4 remake and watched the trailer, a surge of memories came rushing in from back in my PlayStation 1 and N64 days. Things didn't look so great for a while, with reports hat THPS 3+4 was canceled, but thankfully, that has changed. The THPS 1+2 remake is a pleasure, and it's a game that I escape to often if I just want to mess around and have some fun. If there's one thing I'm excited about in THPS 3+4, it's the remastered maps.

We already got a taste of what these would look like in the THPS 1+2 remake's Burnside and Roswell parks, with Roswell being one of my personal favorites. There are so many more incredible maps from (arguably) the best entries in the franchise, though, such as the legendary Little Big World from THPS 4. With so many awesome levels in both games, it's worth looking back to see which remade parks are going to be the most fun to shred in THPS 3+4.

Foundry was one of the first levels available for most people when the demo for THPS 3 first came out, and it's no different this time around. Foundry is the warehouse/factory map where you can grind the molten steel bucket, and it will be the first remade demo park in THPS 3+4. This park is a pure nostalgia trip for anyone who played the classic demo, and I'm excited to see it overhauled for new consoles.