In front of 275,000 people, June 27, 1999, at the San Francisco X Games, Tony Hawk tried eleven times to successfully land a 900 degree spin.

By the late 1990s, Activision was working with Neversoft, a game development studio, on a skateboarding game that could be played on a PlayStation.

Neversoft is making a Call of Duty game. Guitar-playing zombies on skateboards, here we come News By Justin Towell published 15 June 2012 ...

When a baby is born very premature—before 32 weeks of gestation—they have a one-in-three chance of experiencing some sort of motor impairment.

Neversoft launched the Tony Hawk's series with Pro Skater on PSone back in 1999, with eight console-based instalments following over the years.

When Neversoft accepted the assignment to make the original Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, one of the first things Jewett did was build a halfpipe in his backyard so he could start skateboarding.

For quite some time, Neversoft survived solely on its once-excellent Tony Hawk franchise; gamers will recall that the first few games in the series were some of the best extreme sports games ever ...

On the 20th anniversary of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Hawk and the former heads of Neversoft open up on its legacy.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. In the wake of Neversoft's recent announcement that the veteran developer is splitting into two teams to work on the juggernaut Tony Hawk ...

According to Joel Jewett, co-Founder of Neversoft, the company feels as though this change is for the best. With the abandonment of the Hawk franchise completed, Neversoft plans to shift its focus ...

No, it's not a skateboarding revolution, dufus. But Neversoft, the development team responsible for the skateboard-videogame upheaval of the late 1990s, has indeed handed over the controls to the ...