GamesRadar+ Verdict
Pros
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Beautiful visuals
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Charming tone
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Well-executed control scheme
Cons
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Actual controls too touchy
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Not much to do
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Not much to unlock
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Jumping out of a plane at 5000 feet and having your face flap about like a bulldog in a wind tunnel isn’t an activity many would ever take up in real life. As a game though, it’s OK.
In Skydiving’s Formation mode you tilt and twist the Sixaxis to float your parachutist into one formation after another, with his three teammates alongside him. It’s a surprisingly good concept, even if the spinning is a bit hard thanks to the over-sensitive controls. The other problem is that, even though it’s fun, the limited formations and lack of competition in single-player means the gameplay is shallow.
Landing mode offers a different challenge, however, and it’s more simulation-based one - however it’s not nearly as addictive as Monkey Ball’s Monkey Target.
It’s a nice idea and the whole game has gorgeous visuals and an irreverent, likeable feel - from the plinky-plonky music to a big fat man called Captain Rainbow teaching you the basics. But it would have benefited from a better structure and more unlockables.
Feb 11, 2008
More info
Genre | Sports |
Description | A pretty game with touchy controls. It would have been better if there were more unlockables. |
Platform | "PS3" |
US censor rating | "Everyone" |
UK censor rating | "3+" |
Alternative names | "Go! Sports Skydiving" |
Release date | 1 January 1970 (US), 1 January 1970 (UK) |













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