Improved physics, you can now chose 3 difficulty settings for the physics, the "hardcore" setting makes the game noticeably more realistic - Generally good level design, an improvement over Skate 2. No joke, they're top notch, big improvement over the original skate and skate 2.
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However, if you are looking for a changing and/or fun game to play outside of free skate, look elsewhere. This game might be fantastic if you unlock everything right away and simply play in free skate the entire time. This becomes frustrating all too quickly due to the fact that getting around the NPC's quickly becomes the greatest challenge in the game.
So thanks to the god awful AI, you wind up losing challenges. Worse yet, they all seem to wander around the object you need to trick on aimlessly, even after you restart the challenge. By the way, when you accidentally run into an NPC in this game, they will sometimes chase after you, prevent you from respawning, and knock you down yet again afterwards. At one point in time, I literally had every single NPC in an entire vicinity for where I was at in the game crowding around a rail I had to do multiple grinds on in order to beat a challenge, and their crowding made me continuously fail due to the fact that I kept smacking into the NPC's. No joke, the NPC's will crowd around any object you need to trick off of, or grind on once you start doing a challenge. This is when the fun killing NPC's walk in and destroy the game like a wrecking ball. However, any fun that is to be had is quickly lost once you are required to perform multiple tricks in one location in order to pass a challenge. The first time I played this game I absolutely loved it, I thought it was an solid all around improvement over Skate 1 and 2 due to the new "hardcore" physics.
The first time I played this game I absolutely loved it, I want to love Skate 3, and heck it has everything it should need to be a great game. I want to love Skate 3, and heck it has everything it should need to be a great game.
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