 During its first week on sale in the United States, the game sold 3,000 copies; Due to this, former developer Chris Rausch described "" as the game that had killed the series and stated he expected no new game to release in the foreseeable future.Since the expiration of the license from Activision, the "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater" fanbase has largely sustained itself through "THUG Pro", a fan-made total conversion mod of "Tony Hawk's Underground 2" for Microsoft Windows and macOS that features levels of every game in the series for use in online multiplayer.In March 2017, a documentary about the "Pro Skater" series was announced by former Neversoft employee and producer of the series, Ralph D'Amato.