Focus Modeīy pressing the left analog stick Focus mode allows the player to simply slow down time though the Special Bar must be full in order to do this. New motion-capture tools were employed on all featured skaters. In order to create and promote the NTT mode, a group of known skaters came together for an MTV event to demonstrate the mode, and talked about how it was created. From this angle the player can rotate and flip the board with precise left and right analog control. This slows down time and zooms in on the player's board and feet. The mode is activated in air, by pressing both analog sticks simultaneously. Nail the trick (NTT) mode was the largest new addition in the game. Gameplay Additions Nail-The-Trick Nail-The-Trick view The 360 version had online play for up to 8 players. The PS3 version of the game did not feature online play but did include a Split Screen multiplayer mode for up two players locally. Pro Tricks Mode allowed the player to watch the newly rendered Pro Skaters performing trademark tricks and offered camera manipulations. The Nail-the-trick mechanic plays an important role in goal completion as well as adding a new level of depth.įree Skate Mode, Unlockable skaters and videos all made their return and all though some challenges involve minor level creation the game did not feature a proper level creator. In the game's 'Project 8 competition' the player starts out at the 200th spot and must work his/her way up to the top 8 by completing a massive amount of objectives and defeating other skaters in competition. The concept and title of the game revolves around it being the eighth installment in the series. While the game acts as one large world it still has clearly defined areas, some of them modeled after levels from previous installments. It features an open world free of load times on the PS3 & 360 though most areas are locked at first. Project 8 was developed by Neversoft for the PS3 & Xbox 360 and by Shaba Games for The PS2 and Xbox.

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