If you were a surfer of a certain age in the early 2000s, then it’s more than likely, you had a copy of Kelly Slater’s Pro Surfer video game hooked up to the console of your choice, and plugged into the large, dishwasher-sized television sets of the time. And in peak early aughts nostalgia, a reminder of simpler times, a tweet showing gameplay from the iconic title, has gone viral two decades since its release. Much of the praise is centered on the water graphics, applauding the graphics even by today’s standards. Walk down memory lane, and check out the clip below. Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer (2002 Video Game) pic.twitter.com/eL24E9SiQb — Xbox Nostalgia (@Xbox_Nostalgia) July 8, 2026 "The water physics are still better than some games today," one person wrote. Another commented, "This game was so far ahead of its time." Others simply called it "the greatest surfing game ever made." The praise isn't entirely fueled by nostalgia.…