Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix Review

This is the review for Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix for the PSP. This game is almost exactly the same as the console version. In this game, you are picked up by the World Destruction Tour. In the story, you go level by level causing havoc through each city. There is alot of content in this for a psp game. You get every mission that you had in the console version and you can still destroy each city.There are also 4 exclusive levels on the PSP version. There is also Classic mode, which is based off the older Tony Hawk Games, Wifi Play which is very imporatant in a PSP game, High Score/Free Skate, And tons of Create-a-Modes. This game is very deep in detail when it comes to creating a character. You can also create goals, graphics, and even tricks. This game also has great load times, which is suprising due to all of the content.
So now that you have heard the good, let me tell you the bad points. My biggest hate in the game is the controls. You have to use the ridiculous D-pad to do tricks on board and you only get to use the analod nub to switch into focus mode or when on foot. Anyone who has ever played a PSP knows that the D-Pad isn't the greatest. When trying to do any flip trick or grab or grind in this game that requires using the D-Pad such as 360 flips or Crook-grinds, there is a chance it could take forever to get the trick. It just doesn't make sense that the controls aren't sensitive. You cannot edit the controls at all. There is only one more bad point, and that is the glitching. When you do a double kickflip in this game on the second rotation the board will freeze or go in slow-mo. It sucks when you have to land that trick in a mission and it does not work. There are also moments in the games where your feet will be in the ground and crap. Just wierd stuff.
In the end, it is a very entertaining game and has a very good replay value due to all the unlockables and hillarious story. I give this game a 7/10!