The developer has revised the dual-stick control scheme and tweaked the physics, and the freshly minted streets of Port Caverton somehow feel sleeker. But the real accomplishment is in the fluidity of the game as a whole. From dropping-in and super-ramps to jogging up stairs and repositioning park benches, the entire experience feels like one uninterrupted action, and anything you do, short of pressing the guide button, is there to further the feeling of freely sessioning your favorite skate spot. Skate 3 trims all the residual story fat this time around, as the game features a luxuriously simple career goal: shred really well in order to get rich. Like any good skate-driven economy, Port Caverton measures its wealth in skateboards, and your goal is to become the Donald Trump of deck sales.