Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 - N64 Game (Retro Fam)

Game works wonderfully no scratches on the disc at all looks brand new still, and it got delivered pretty quick

Ok, I would like to say that the game starts off really fun, and exciting, but at the end it starts to get lame as yo gain stat points. You will eventually have a fully upgraded character and will be able to do tricks so impossible, it takes the fun out of the game! I think there should be a Tony Hawk Am Skater, where gravity is actually in play, and you have to learn your tricks.

I first picked up this game more than a year ago when I bought my Playstation 2. I had previously played Tony Hawk 2 (but not the first one) and absolutely loved it. Tony Hawk 3 was somewhat easier since I had already developed a lot of my skills on the previous game. Even though playing the game was easier than my first time playing the series, the developers had upped the challenge by making goals with higher point requirements and goals that are more difficult to complete. The addition of the Revert trick allowed for higher scores since we could now link vert tricks to grinds and back to vert.One problem: While I had a blast playing through the game, after I completely mastered the game with one character, mastering the game with every character was far too easy. The game was still fun to play, but there was no challenge. When I finally mastered the game with every character (including the bonus characters) there was no reason to keep playing the game and when I went back to play some more, I found that the game had no replay value beyond mastering every character. I was just going through the motions and not really enjoying it any more.My final thought is that Tony Hawk 3 is an excellent game and a lot of fun. However, when you reach the point where there is nothing left to do except create your own character, the funs pretty quickly. But, for [money] the game is worth it (it was also worth it when I bought the game full price)

This game is simply the best game out on the PS2! The gameplay is similair to THPS and THPS2, but you won't get tired of it. The graphics are amazing, and the levels are huge. Here is a quick run through of the levels:1st level: Foundry - A nice level! Plenty of rails to grind on. Actually, probably one of the best levels to grind. Some of the level goals(besides getting SKATE and high or pro scores, which are in all the levels), include sinking one of the workers in a giant pool, and grinding on a molten lava bucket.2nd level: Canada - A nice, wide open level. You start off in the parking lot, with some nice rails to grind and speed bumps to hop. Next to that is the skatepark, where one of the goals is to impress 5 of the Canadian skaters. If you don't, they say "Show me somathin, eh?" Its pretty funny. If you go beyond the skatepark you will find yourself in the woods, where you must bury a bully by jumping in the tree above him to knock all the snow down pn top of him. There are also TONS of pipes to bust out tricks and logs to grind.3rd Level: Rio - The 1st competition level. Again, wide open, but not a level that is unique to the game such as Tokyo, LA, and Canada.4th level: Suburbia - My favorite! Your in a neighborhood. Actually, your at the dead end of a neighborhood. There are trailers with some cruddy looking ramps around them, but you can get soem nice air on them. Next to the trailers are more nicer houses, where you can let it rip in some guys empty swi.

A Racing game for Playsttion 2.And what a racing game!!We all love and remember the Gran Turismo games that were so successful on the Playstation. Well it's back and better than ever on the PS2. Terrifick gameplay and eye watering phsysicall effects that'll leave you trying to figure out where this game has been all youre life. The cars have been copied (and some redesigned) so perfectly that when you see the intro, you'll think it's just a buffered hand drawed movie. And when you finally realize how very wrong you are, it'll send chilles down youre spine! It is simply the best out there when it comes to on-road driving. The rally is there but soon some rally games are coming to PS2, so don't buy this game for the rally mode. The crashing in GT3 is a bit dissapointing. You just sort'a slow down and jitter a bit, but it's a minor faullt. The music is so very good and you never get sick of hearing Feeder's Seven days in the sun. Lots of cars to win and buy -infact approx. 150- and a whole bunch of cups, modes and hidden extras. The handeling is smooth and fantastick, the rally is bumpy and actionpacked (thank's to the dualshock2) and the endurance races are, well, enduring. And this game last longer than than most other games on the Playstation2 if you want to unlock everything. What more could you ask fore, huh?Do your self a favoure. Buy GT3.+ the music never gets on your nerves and is rocking all the way+ all the modes and races will have you occupied for life+ the incredibl.