The second main complaint is the horrible jaggies.

You'll notice the jaggies when you're standing still or when things are going slowly, but the "natural motion-blur" that comes with the framerate will usually blur up all the jaggies enough so that you won't see them when you move

You'll notice the jaggies when you're standing still or when things are going slowly, but the "natural motion-blur" that comes with the framerate will usually blur up all the jaggies enough so that you won't see them when you move

I cannot remember if the Sly collection also had bad jaggies or not, I do remember the 3 games being gorgeous though.

Clipping an object or one of the billions of aimless pedestrians infesting the city streets will throw you off completely, so basically any racing challenge requires replaying over and over and over and over and over and over until you finally get lucky (as with the jumping puzzles).

Controls are as sharp as the original, and gameplay is exactly as I remember it being