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At times, it's not too hard to get a Sick score the first time you try, but on other occasions you could be throwing in the towel before you get beyond a Pro score. You'll always get a challenge that will give you the option of Am (easy), Pro (medium), and Sick (hard). You'll also have challenges that push toward the hardcore side, such as heavy use of the new Aggro kick to land big gaps, or career challenges that focus more on and photo ops and combos.Р”Р„nother gameplay element that Proving Ground borrows from the HD-gen games is the three-tiered difficulty system that was introduced in Tony Hawk's Project 8. Also, you'll do challenges that pedestrians call you out to do, much like in Sk8land, more often than the walk-up-to-a-spot-and-wonder-what-to-do stuff in other versions. The only things that resembles rigger mode are the photo challenges in which you'll have to pull off big combos in slo-mo while the camera is taking a snapshot. There is, thankfully, no rigger path, a feature that dragged down the other games more than it enhanced them. It also keeps the basic ideas of the other games' career paths, though it strips out the pretenses of the other titles. The art design feels just familiar enough, however, that if you've played the console games, you'll recognize some of the stages that have been adapted to handheld. You'll still have the three cities of Baltimore, Washington DC and Philadelphia to skate around, but the levels are a bit more truncated.

It has the root storyline of the other versions, but focuses much more on skating itself than on impressing a CG Mike Vallely with your mad skills. Proving Ground eschews the wacky cartoon feel of Sk8land and the SSX-esque feel of last year's Downhill Jam to simply deliver another handheld Tony Hawk experience. On the other hand, it's also more fulfilling to play. It's pretty easy compared to the other versions, there's no doubt about it. If there's any weakness to the experience, it's that the high-scoring showboats on Xbox Live will likely mow through this game's story mode significantly faster than the average gamer. Instead, the game feels like a classic title in the series, and given the wild formula changes that Neversoft has been implementing with the past two console games, some stability isn't bad at all. Of course, there's no Nail the Trick, nor is there as heavy of a version of the RPG-ish career path as what's in the other games. The controls, like its DS predecessors, are easy to get into, and feel a bit reminiscent of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and THPS4. Hawk vets should jump right into Proving Ground with few problems.

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Why? Because it retains the fundamentals of what has made the series a winner, adapts the few good things from the more recent Hawk games, and stirs it together to make a game that should finally help you eject Tony Hawk's American Sk8land or Downhill Jam from your DS.

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The DS game, however, manages to not only best those games, but completely outdo the high-end Xbox 360 and PS3 versions.

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The Wii version isn't as shaky as one would think, considering that no one saw the game in action until release day, and the PS2 version, despite its lack of online multiplayer, isn't the worst of the crop either. Make no mistake about it, the DS version of Tony Hawk's Proving Ground is the best version of this year's game.

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