The N-Gage version of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater supports multiplayer through Bluetooth. The wireless standard allowed nearby N-Gage players to connect without using a physical cable.
Ideaworks3D developed the N-Gage port, which was released on October 13, 2003, shortly after the original N-Gage hardware launched. It retained much of the PlayStation version's character roster, levels, controls, and music while adding material from Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2.
Bluetooth is specific to the N-Gage adaptation's multiplayer functionality. The original PlayStation release did not use Bluetooth, and the presence of multiplayer in other console or handheld versions does not mean they shared the same connection method.
The N-Gage edition also included two multiplayer games and was recognized as the Best-Mobile Game at the 2004 British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards. It was later bundled with the N-Gage QD.