The controls are tight and permit what appears to be a bewildering array of trick possibilities - but the more you play the easier it gets and then somehow you think you could that stuff if you had a pair of skates.

Graphics are very good - and only rarely will there be a framerate issue.

The levels are huge (can you say eye candy?) with lots room to get up speed and try all sorts of insane (and unrealistic) tricks. Completing the well thought out levels will take discipline - and is deeply satisfying.

Aggressive Inline has alright graphics, and for sure better ones then the PS2 version. But it still lacks things. It trys to copy the famous Tony Hawk Pro Skater series but does a poor job. It includs things like skitching and people to talk to like THPS, but also new ones like vaulting, and things like the juice meter. Overall the graphics are ok, but could be better.
7/10

SOUND

This is probally the worst part, the sound. The soundtrack was horrible and I could barely stand it. Thank god for the feature to use your own soundtrack. I think it also lacked alot of sound effects. Theres about 5 of them I know that they use for other things in the game. They get pretty annoying.
5/10

CONTROL

One of the most important things with a game. All I have to say was that no matter which of the 3 controls you pick I still didnt feel in control of the game.
5/10

FUN FACTOR

This game is like THPS with some new stuff, with inline skates and it just wasnt fun. I got bored with it the first day I rented it. If they would of spent a little more time on it then it could of been better. (which is funny becuase acclaim does good games usually)
8/10

I give this game a 6/10

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