gamespot :
http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/sports/skate/review.html?sid=6180061
"Unfortunately, you´ll be applying this control scheme to a series of challenges and goals that aren´t quite as good, and an extremely unstable frame rate certainly doesn´t help, either."
ign :
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/818/818838p3.html
Lots of aliasing and blurring mix with some spotty framerate issues. San Vanelona is still a hot city, but it has some zits.
1up :
http://www.1up.com/do/reviewPage?cId=3162727 ( en bas de page )
360/PS3 differences
A lot of fuss has been made of the framerate and graphical differences between the two versions of the game; we didn´t find it significant enough to affect our scores. It should be noted that the PS3 version supports Sixaxis motion control for player movement, but it´s awkwardly executed and not really worth bothering with (which is probably why it´s disabled by default). Disappointingly, the PS3 version supports only four players online, while the 360 version supports six. The 360´s rumble feature adds a nice tactile response to moving over different surfaces, but some challenges are actually easier with it turned off. The choice really comes down to which controller feels better and more responsive in your hands, and which version your friends are playing online.
pour ceux qui comprenne l´anglais, preuve de mes avancement 