There were a variety of skater specific unlockables up for grabs, too, adding an incentive to beat the game more than just the once if you wanted to have access to hidden treats. If you were good enough, you could potentially perform a combo that lasted for as long as you wanted. The levels were expansive and interactive (in one level you could start an earthquake and uncover new places to skate), and the variety of tricks and combos available to perform was greatly enhanced from previous games.
The basic gameplay of the series remained the same as in other installments in that the objective was to skate around achieving a set of level specific goals, complete missions, collect various hidden items, and pull off insane tricks and combos. You could decide anything from hairstyles to what socks you wanted your skater to wear. Both of these creator modes had been expanded upon from previous games in the franchise to allow for further customisation options.
You could also create your own skater along with your own skate park for them to bust some sweet moves in. Pro Skater 3 featured a nice assemblage of professional skaters to play as, including Steve Caballero, Kareen Campbell, Rune Glifberg, Eric Koston, Bucky Lasek, Rodney Mullen, Chad Muska, Andrew Reynolds, Geoff Rowley, Elissa Steamer, Jamie Thomas, Bam Margera (of Viva La Bam fame), and the man himself, Tony Hawk.
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