I'd go with rent it or even better if you can borrow it from a friend. It's a good game but I can't see myself spending 60 bucks for it when I'd probably just play through it twice as good and bad then never touch it again. Same thing with the demo. I had some people tell me they played the demo 10 times because it was so amazing. I played through it twice and once I thought I got enough out of it I was done.
I'm not the type who has to go through and unlock every achievement or complete every goal or whatever though.
[QUOTE="JBucc"]I thought it was pretty good once you get the hang of it. I HATEd the camera though. They had better let you change the camera in the game. Knowing EA though I wouldn't be suprised if they don't. Recenlty they seem to be happy with picking the most annoying camera angle possible and forcing you to play with it.illbitcrusher
This is made by Blackbox, not EA and no you won't be able to change it and I personally don't find anything wrong with the camera, maybe cos I just don't suck at it, that's probably it.is that confirmed? If so that sucks. I don't understand decisions like this.
I thought it was pretty good once you get the hang of it. I HATEd the camera though. They had better let you change the camera in the game. Knowing EA though I wouldn't be suprised if they don't. Recenlty they seem to be happy with picking the most annoying camera angle possible and forcing you to play with it.
I've been playing around with it for the last hour or so. I pretty much think it sucks.The controls seem clunky and slow. I'm not a big TH fan (maybe played 5 hours total of all the TH games combined), but I think I see why they weant for the crazy unrealistic style: becasue "real" skating is boring as hell. And as was mentioned the camera angle is terrible. I'm going to play a little while longer and hope I get better, but after all the people raving about the demo it's a big disappointment so far.
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