Bam Margera Unveiled as Secret Skater in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 Remake—Find Out How Tony Hawk Made It Happen!

Burbank, California — Bam Margera is set to make a notable return as a secret skater in the highly anticipated remake of “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4,” a development that has excited fans of the franchise. Margera, who first appeared in “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3,” is known for his distinctive style and charisma, making him a beloved figure in the skateboard community.

When the remake was announced earlier this year, Margera’s absence from the initial roster drew speculation and concern among fans, many of whom were puzzled by his omission. The situation sparked conversations about potential legal issues stemming from Margera’s battles with substance abuse, which may have influenced his exclusion from the game at launch.

However, according to a recent statement from Activision, the situation has changed, and Margera’s return has been confirmed. In a lighthearted video shared via social media, Margera joked about past mishaps, such as being late for flights due to unexpected distractions. His return is a significant highlight for both the game’s developers and its dedicated following.

Roger Bagley, co-host of the skating podcast “The Nine Club,” provided insight into how Margera’s inclusion came about. During a recent livestream, he revealed that Tony Hawk personally reached out to Activision, insisting that Margera be included in the game despite the challenges. Bagley recounted that Hawk’s influence prompted the studio to arrange for Margera to be body-scanned and added as an unlockable character.

This last-minute reprieve from exclusion explains why Margera will be a secret skater instead of part of the standard lineup available from the outset. Fans eagerly anticipate unlocking Margera through gameplay, adding a layer of excitement to the already rich roster.

The confirmed roster features an exciting mix of both legendary skaters and new talent, including Tony Hawk, Bucky Lasek, Steve Caballero, and Rayssa Leal, among others. The blend of classic and contemporary figures reflects the game’s longstanding legacy while appealing to a new generation of players.

Scheduled for release on July 11, the “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4” remake will be available across multiple platforms, including PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via various online services. Additionally, the game will be accessible on Game Pass Ultimate and Game Pass PC, ensuring that a broad audience can experience the updated gameplay.

Fans can also look forward to changes in the career mode, wherein players will encounter timed objectives that require completing tasks more strategically, marking a departure from the previous free-exploration format.

As the release date approaches, the skating community buzzes with anticipation, eager to see the return of a beloved figure and to experience the revamped classic that shaped the skateboarding video game genre.