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Army of Two
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[Downloadable Game] Go! Sports Skydiving is a skydiving simulator that uses the SIXAXIS wireless controller to twist, turn and pull off tricks. The easy and intuitive motion control allows you to move through the skies into various skydiving team formations or solo tricks with the greatest of ease. Supports several single player modes, including formation, team match, landing and several online battle modes. Other online features include competing against other players in formation and team matches, as well a global ranking system for the formation and landing modes. Includes 4 offline modes, a license mode, and 2 online modes with up to 4 players. [SCEA]
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 70
PTGamers
Go! Sports Skydiving is a nice proposal, with a few control problems, but that gets more fun in multiplayer. It’s not really interesting in single-player, though, so it’s recommended to think before you dive.
 60
Boomtown
Sky Diving remains a cheap and cheerful title that will get your Sixaxis muscles flowing again.
60
NZGamer
The visuals are generally clean and bright, while the audio is made up of your generic menu music, and a series of beeps and tones when instructed to move or perform a certain action.
59
PSM3 Magazine UK
It would have benefited from a better structure and more unlockables. [Mar 2008, p.81]
40
Playstation Official Magazine UK
Another of Sony's bite-sized attempts to make motion control work, and although skydiving's a better idea than skiiing (seek out "Feel Ski" for proof - or rather, don't), it still isn't much fun. [Mar 2008, p.113]
40
GamePro
Throw in some very uneven game presentation - nice graphics, poor instruction manual and plug-your-ears-annoying soundtrack - and gamers are presented with a title that not even the in-game appearance of Wesley Snipes could make appealing.
30
IGN
Go! Sports Skydiving is slightly better than Go! Sports Ski. 'Nuff said.
30
EuroGamer
As interesting an idea as Sky Diving is, sadly the concept fails to deliver thanks to clunky motion sensing.
30
Gamestyle
More depth and some playability, magically matched to a worthwhile control system is what is required here.
20
Gamer.nl
Sky Diving is a desperately-made product which shouldn't have been made at all. This game is a good argument against the movement controls of the Sixaxis. Too bad it's a downloadable product. Else we would have thrown it out of a plane... without a parachute.
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