Warehouse

Warehouse
Location	Woodland Hills, California, United States THPS THPS2X Albany, New York, United States THPS1+2
Appears In	Tony Hawk's Pro Skater Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (Windows and GBA only) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2X Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX (series) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 (next-gen only) Tony Hawk's Underground (GBA only) Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2
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“Sure, it may be a bit grimy and dusty, but hey...it's home!”
—Loading description, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2

The Warehouse is a Level that first appeared in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. It is the first Level of Career Mode in the game and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD, while it is the first level of TH1 Career in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2X and the first level of THPS Skate Tour in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2. It is available at the start in those games.

It is a bonus Level exclusively in the Windows and GBA versions of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 unlocked by getting a Gold Medal in Bullring and next-generation versions of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, unlocked by getting 100% on Career Mode with four different Skaters. A slightly revamped version of the level appears in Tony Hawk's Underground 2 as Training.

This Level has become iconic due to its appearance in many other Tony Hawk video games.

Layout

Being the first level in the game, the Warehouse has a small and simple layout. It has two starting ramps from the top, which lead into a larger place for the player to skate and do tricks. There is an office that can be broken through just over a ramp on the right side.

Maps

Warehouse in THPS2 GBA

Warehouse level render

Warehouse map in THPSHD

Career Mode Goals

• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and 2X
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (Game Boy Advance)
• Tony Hawk's Underground (GBA)
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2

• High Score - 5,000 Points
• Pro Score - 15,000 Points
• Smash the Boxes
• Get S-K-A-T-E
• Find Hidden Tape

High Score - 20,000       $1500

Pro Score - 50,000         $1750

SICK Score! - 150,000   $2000

Collect S-K-A-T-E           $1500

Destroy 5 Crates            $1250                                

Collect 5 Spray Cans      $1000                                     

5-0 the Big Rail              $1250                             

Hit 3 Oldskool Gaps       $1500                                    

Find the Secret Tape      $1500                                     

100% Goals and Cash    $1000

THUG(GBA)

• Collect 5 Spray Cans
• 20,000 points
• Left and Right Channel Gaps
• HORSE Combos

High Score (10,000) - $100

Pro Score (25,000) - $200

Sick Score (75,000) - $500

Find The Secret DVD - $150

Collect S-K-A-T-E - $150

Collect 5 Shipping Manifests - $250

Grind 5 Small QPs' - $150

Kickflip Over The Pipe - $150

Smash 5 Sets Of Boxes - $150

100% Goals and Cash - $200

Hawkman

• High Score: 1'40 - $100
• Pro Score: 1'15 - $200
• Sick Score: 0'45 - $500

Big Head Survival

• High Score: 0'45 - $100
• Pro Score: 1'15 - $200
• Sick Score: 1'45 - $500

Projectives

• Sickest Score (200,000) - $300
• Collect C-O-M-B-O - $200
• Collect 8 Skateboards - $250
• Land a 50,000 Combo - $150
• Boneless the Magic Bum 3x - $100

High score: 10,000 points

Pro score: 50,000 points

Sick score: 100,000 points

High combo: 7,500 points

Collect S-K-A-T-E

Smash the boxes

Find the secret tape

Collect 5 hydrants

50-50 the Big Rail Gap

Ollie a channel gap

Gap List

Air

Gap Name	Image	Guide
Channel Gap		At the start of the level, go down a roll-in. At the end of the roll-in, on either side there is a quarter pipe. Jump from one quarter pipe, across the roll-in, and land on the other quarter pipe.
Face Plant		Go to the area where the Letter 'E' is located in Career Mode. Launch from the ramp and then fly all the way over to that wall and crash into it. It's easier if a wall ride is performed for distance.
Kicker 2 Ledge		Find two small wooden ramps facing each other with a small gap between them and Jump from the kicker ramp to the small ledge.
Kicker Gap		Find two small wooden ramps facing each other with a small gap between them. To do this gap, simply jump from one ramp to the other.
Over The Pipe		Jump over the top of the half pipe.
Secret Room		Simply jump through the room and out the other side without touching the floor. It cannot be done without jumping over the half pipe, so it counts the two gaps together.
Taxi Gap		Gain speed from the quarter pipe that goes across the back of the warehouse, and then jump from the taxi all the way into the half pipe.

Grind

Gap Name	Image	Guide
Big Rail		In the middle of the level is a large green rail with a curve. Grind the whole rail to get the 'Big Rail' gap. This is a pretty easy gap, but it can get the player a lot of points depending on what tricks are performed.
Deck 2 Rail		Work your way around the level until you find a deck near the green rail. Get a lot of speed from the quarter pipe, and then jump from this deck to the rail.
High Rail		Above the quarter pipe that lines the back of the warehouse is a high rail on the wall. I used a fast plant to get up here, but it can be done just by jumping onto it. You need to grind the whole rail for this gap.
Holy Shi...[[|PS]][[|DC]]/Holy Cow![[|N64]]		A very difficult gap. Grind the whole quarterpipe at the back of the warehouse.
Monster Grind		Grind along the high rail, jump onto the quarter pipe and grind along that, and then jump onto the green rail.
Taxi 2 Ledge		Jump from the taxi, all the way over to the green rail near the Big Rail gap.
Transition Grind		Go to the area where the letter E is located in Career Mode. Launch from the quarter pipe, and then fly all the way over to a grind on the ramp near the wall.

Differences Between Games

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2

It appears as a Bonus Level exclusively on the Windows version, looking almost identical to its appearance in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater with some minor changes. The floor is lighter in texture, some of the graffiti isn't present and the stage overall looks less rich in lighting.

It can be recreated in Park Editor.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2X

The Warehouse was completely remade from its appearance in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, retaining the same layout but with different textures and improved models. The starting entrance has a slightly different brick wall pattern, the ceiling is no longer darkened and the lighting has a warmer color. Additionally, Nokia sponsors have been added in place of the "SkateBoarding" posters.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3

The Warehouse's appearance is closer to as in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, appearance and lighting-wise. The flickering light at the starting point was completely removed, along with the hook in the middle and the interactive boxes and barriers. Some of the logos were replaced with sponsors, including Birdhouse and Quiksilver.

Also player can skate on the water puddle in this version, though lacking a ripple effect.

Tony Hawk's Underground 2

Main article: Training

Called Training, Warehouse is drastically remodelled and retextured, having a different look from the previous incarnations. An additional area was added and the platform to the left of the roll in ramps was replaced with a bowl. It is identical in Remix.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD

It is now completely retextured, remodelled and slightly larger compared to the original. While the lighting attempts to emulate the stage's original appearance, there is noticeably more detail on the ground and walls, giving it a more abandoned and rundown feel. More windows were also added to the stage, and the ramps near the left starting ramp were recolored to blue. There are also several areas with different colors of lighting.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2

The stage is completely remade, looking different from it's incarnation in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD. There are now more windows and graffiti, specifically at the entrance, where some of them are larger, and the lighting is changed to look like it takes place during the daytime. The stage retains the same layout in its first few appearances, and the water puddle can be skated on.

Other Appearances

Tony Hawk's Underground (Game Boy Advance)

Nearly the same as THPS2's GBA version, but with some slight tweaks. The removal of the Big Rail, and the ability to Spine Transfer from the entryway to the QP's below, the only time this has ever been seen.

Matt Hoffman's Pro BMX

The original Warehouse with a few textures replaced.

Origin

The level doesn't seem to have any real world analog; however Woodland Hills is where Neversoft headquarters was located. In Pro Skater 1+2, it was relocated to Albany, New York, as that is where Vicarious Visions headquarters was located. In the Game Boy Advance version of THPS2, the Warehouse was located in Troy, New York, part of the Albany metropolitan area.

Trivia

• In THPS2's GBA version, Warehouse replaces Venice Beach, and shares the "Collect 5 Spray Cans" goal, and the infamous "secret" area is removed
• The source file of the Warehouse level can be found on the PlayStation 2 version's files of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. It can be opened in any modern version of Autodesk 3ds Max.
• The Bunker from Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 has a similar layout to this Level, except much more spread out and contains design elements from Hangar in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2.

See also

• Training

Gallery

Official promo render

Warehouse level source loaded into 3ds Max software

Warehouse in THPS1+2