Sly 3's been a great time. Bentley and Murray no longer feel like afterthoughts, being able to pickpocket as either of them. This game's akin to Spyro and Crash 3, where its primary focus are gimmick levels, but the game handles this well. Like Sly 2, some gimmicks whiff, like there being a few too many button mashing sections, but you aren't gonna run into the most miserable controlling tank section in any video game before Steel Battalion's Kinect title. Once I wrap up the game, I'll give more in-depth thoughts, I'm left wondering if I should play through Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time on RPCS3, but I'll cross that bridge when I get there.
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