GameCube

Freaky Flyers

Description

This cartoon style racing game replaces the usual kart formula with planes (and all sorts of flying technology, such as UFO's, flying carpets and plenty more).

Choose from one of the many different, and wacky, characters and take to the sky over various locations, each with its own set of obstacles and shortcuts. Each character has a different level of ability (for example, one may be highly accurate in cornering but slow, while another is much faster but less responsive in turning).

Apart from the usual race modes, you can also take on a 4 player race (split-screen only).

Part of the Following Group

• Genre: Air racing

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The Press Says

Digital Entertainment News (den)	Sep 26, 2003	8.7 out of 10	87
Game Chronicles	Aug 24, 2003	8.6 out of 10	86
GameSpy	Aug 29, 2003	76 out of 100	76
GameZone	Aug 18, 2003	7.3 out of 10	73
IGN	Aug 05, 2003	7 out of 10	70
Game Over Online	Sep 26, 2003	68 out of 100	68
GameSpot	Aug 13, 2003	6.6 out of 10	66
Game Revolution	Aug, 2003	C	50

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Trivia

GameCube cover art

For a curious case of "family-friendly-ization", compare the GameCube cover art with the PS2 and Xbox cover art -- the GameCube cover is noticeably less "perky". It's unknown if the change was done at Nintendo's request, or if Midway decided to on its own. Curiously the, original art still appears on the GameCube version's discs.