Woah...that was trippy...

The game, as a whole, was on par with SH2--which I loved. The problems I have are on my PC the options and inventory screens are incredibly, incredibly laggy--beyond all explanation. Another thing I had an issue with is the fact that where in SH2 you could "quick swap" the weapons in your inventory and manually reload your guns, you cannot in SH3. That made the boss fight VERY ANNOYING having to switch from handgun to shotgun/sub-machine gun then back to handgun and so on. The bullet-proof vest was a good thought and Douglas is the man, much like James Sunderland. Even though I never finished SH1, I was able to understand the references since I somehow remember much more of a game that I never played. As they were making summations from the first game, I actually remembered reading something along these lines years ago. The haunted house (and Danny) scared the hell out of me.