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Game: Tony Hawks Pro Skater
Console: Nintendo 64

Cheat:

Unlimited Special

In career mode, pause the game then hold L and press C-Down, C-Up, C-Left, Down, Up, Down.

Everything Locked and Maxed out

In career mode, pause the game then hold L and press C-Right, Right, Up, Down, C-Right, Right, Up, C-Left, C-Up.

All tapes

In career mode, pause the game then hold L and press C-Right, Left, Up, C-Up, C-Up, Right, Down.

Less falls

In career mode, pause the game then hold L and press C-Up, C-Right, Left, C-Right, Right, Up, Down.

Skip to Restart

In career mode, pause the game then hold L and press C-Left, C-Right, C-Down, Up, Down.

Special Trick Tutorial

Get all three gold metals for that character, then go to trick tutorial in extras and it will show all that character's special moves.

Get Officer Dick

Win all 30 tapes to play as Officer Dick.

Slow Motion

At the pause screen hold L and press Down, Down, C-Up, C-Right, Left. If you entered it right the screen will shake.

Perfect Balance

In career mode hold L at the pause menu and hit C-up, C-right, Left, C-right, Right, Up, Down. The screen will shake if you got it correct.

Get a 10-point stat boost

In any game (career mode, single sesion, or free skate) pause the game, hold L, and enter: c-up, c-left, left, up, c-down. If entered correctly the screen should shake.

Fast-Motion Skating

During any game (career mode, single sesion, or free skate) hold L and enter: right, up, down, down, up, down. The screen should shake if you've done it right.

10x point totals

In any game (career mode, single sesion, or free skate) pause, hold L, and enter: down, right, up, right, up, left, c-left. If done correctly the screen should shake.

13-point stat boost

In any game (career mode, single sesion, or free skate) pause, hold L, and enter:c-up, c-left, left, up, down. If done correctly, the screen will shake.

Alot of Points

Go to the Warehouse level in any of the modes(Career Mode, Single Session, Free Skate, or Two Player).When you start, put in the "perfect balance" and "10 X trick points" codes. Turn right. When you are at the bottom of the ramp turn right until you face the wall, turn right again and go up the quarter pipe, try to stay right next to the wall. After you come down, jump the other ramp to go Over the Pipe and through the Secret Room land on the metal bar, and grind. After you have grinded that, start jumping and grinding until you get to the puddle. Do not jump off. You should hit the wall and go down the ramp without getting hurt. For maximum points, do a backflip over the pipe.

Infinite Air Time

Go to the Down Hill level with the long pipes. When the game starts, immediately press pause. Perform the "high-speed motion" cheat. Then, when you go down the hill, go off the ramp closest to the wall near the pipes. Go off the ramp straight at the wall. If you got high enough you should be floating in the air and free to do any tricks you want. Infinite Air! *Note: I find it impossible to land after letting go of the controls.




Manufacturer: Activision
Release Date: 01 November, 2001
ESRB Rating: Rating Pending


Description:
They say the third time's a charm, but what if everything was done right the first and second time around? That's the hurdle Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 faces, as previous entries in this series are regarded by most gamers as perfect. Difficult as it is to believe, Pro Skater 3 introduces enough new features and great skate parks to make it another must-buy for PlayStation owners.

The biggest addition this time around is the revert, which when combined with the manual introduced in the previous game, lets players string together some amazing vert and grind combos. Once again, every ledge you see in the game is grindable, and the massive levels are packed with switches, hidden areas, and other secrets that will take months to fully explore (and exploit).

Things are a little on the chunky side graphically, but that's to be expected with the PlayStation. Regardless, the animation is smooth and the frame rate stays high despite the enormous and complex environments this game lets players explore. The eclectic soundtrack--which features acts ranging from the Ramones to Del the Funky Homosapien--is another highlight, but it's still the Zen-like feeling you get from chaining together combo after outrageous combo that keeps you coming back for more. --T. Byrl Baker

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