Which studio developed the Nintendo 64 version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater?

The studio that developed the Nintendo 64 version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater was Edge of Reality. Neversoft developed the original PlayStation game, while Edge of Reality handled the Nintendo 64 port.

The port arrived in 2000, when Nintendo 64 cartridges imposed much tighter storage limits than CDs. The game kept the core levels, characters, modes, and skating mechanics, but its soundtrack was heavily shortened, voices were removed, and blood effects were cut. These changes helped the game fit the cartridge and receive an E rating from the ESRB.

Edge of Reality was an Austin, Texas-based studio founded in 1998. Its early work included adapting successful games for Nintendo 64, and it later ported Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 and 3 as well. A frequent mistake is answering Neversoft because that studio created the series and original game; the question asks specifically about the Nintendo 64 version.