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Sky Surfer (New)

Brand new. Couple of slight holes in seal on reverse.

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$6.11 $8.99 In stock

Category: PS2

Sky diving on a snowboard to pull off tricks through sheer joypad dexterity. Sub game is a Pilot Wings style ‘Beat Balloon.’

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David ★★★★★

Beat Balloon alone is worth the price of entry—I've sunk hours into that sub game and still haven't cleared every stage. The main snowboarding mode is a nice bonus, though the joypad controls take a few runs to get used to. Definitely a hidden gem for anyone who likes a challenge.

Michael H. ★★★★★

The snowboarding trick physics feel surprisingly weighty for a PS2 game, and the beat balloon mini-game is a fun distraction when I need a break from the main challenge. Controls are responsive enough that I'm already landing combos I'd been struggling with.

Lily ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how much fun the Beat Balloon sub-game is — it adds a nice break from the tricky snowboard tricks. The controls are responsive enough to make pulling off stunts feel pretty rewarding once you get the hang of them.