Critic Reviews
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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.
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| 60 |
Boomtown
Sky Diving remains a cheap and cheerful title that will get your Sixaxis muscles flowing again.
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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.
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PSM3 Magazine UK
It would have benefited from a better structure and more unlockables. [Mar 2008, p.81]
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| 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]
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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.
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IGN
Go! Sports Skydiving is slightly better than Go! Sports Ski. 'Nuff said.
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| 30 |
EuroGamer
As interesting an idea as Sky Diving is, sadly the concept fails to deliver thanks to clunky motion sensing.
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| 30 |
Gamestyle
More depth and some playability, magically matched to a worthwhile control system is what is required here.
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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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