The rest of the levels tend to stutter when you skate up certain ramps and in same cases when you simply look around the level. The first level is the only one that runs flawlessly throughout. The framerate problems range from non-existent to bad depending on what level you’re playing. However, in terms of gameplay, the newly increased speed doesn’t go well with the frequent framerate stuttering. Don't worry though, you'll get the hang of it quick enough. This should be very pleasing to the few THPS fans that didn't like the second game, but for the rest, what this means is that you will spend the first hour bailing-a lot. It feels a lot more like the first game in terms of speed. The first thing I noticed upon playing THPS3 is that it's much faster than THPS2. It just doesn’t have much in the way of innovation, and it does have a flaw or two. It expands on the previous game with new stages, more tricks, an excellent and varied soundtrack and more. That’s not to say that THPS3 is bad, because it is a very, good game. Being a huge fan of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2, I was definitely anticipating THPS3, but my overall impression after playing the game is one of disinterest.

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