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Aspyr has released a demo version of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4, which is available now for download from MacUpdate. The release follows Aspyr’s announcement last week that the popular skating game was shipping for both Mac and PC.

Aspyr today announced the immediate availability of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4 for both Mac and PC. “Players take on the role of legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk and 13 other professional skateboarders as they skate through enormous free roaming levels, choose from 190 progressively harder goals and build their skills to perform 14 of the greatest skateboarding stunts of all time.” The title is priced at US$39.99.

Aspyr today announced that the Mac version of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4 has gone gold master and will ship to stores on August 14. “Players take on the role of legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk and 13 other athletes as they skate through enormous free roaming levels, choose from 190 progressively harder goals and build their skills to perform 14 of the greatest skateboarding stunts of all time…

Aspyr today announced that it will be publishing Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4 for both the Mac and PC. “Players take on the role of legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk and 13 other athletes as they skate through enormous free roaming levels, choose from 190 progressively harder goals and build their skills to perform 14 of the greatest skateboarding stunts of all time. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4 delivers the deepest and most challenging gameplay experience in the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater series.

Aspyr today announced that it will publish a Mac version of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3, with the conversion being done by Beenox.

Several MacMinute readers note that Birdhouse Skateboards has posted a preview of an apparent upcoming Apple “Switch” ad featuring professional skateboarder Tony Hawk on the company’s Web site. In the ad, Hawk talks about using Final Cut Pro to edit personal and professional skating videos. The ad does not appear on Apple’s “Switch” section, and has not been previously mentioned. Updated (17:30 EDT): Birdhouse Skateboards has pulled the video.