An open-ended kart-like airplane racer with a strong focus on humor, Freaky Flyers features over 13 different characters, 9 stages ranging from exotic islands to roaring Chicago, and varying game modes. Midway describes Freaky Flyers as a "flying/racing/adventure game" due to its story-focused single-player mode. Players attempt to win races and beat a variety of mini-games to progress through the story-driven adventure mode. More than 90 minutes of cinematics follow each character's storyline as it unfolds in a movie-quality presentation. In addition to racing, skill-oriented stunt flying provides the player with the thrills of doing dangerous aerial stunts.
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What does a GameCube-owning kart racing fan do to tide him or herself over until Mario Kart: Double Dash? For fans of wacky, cartoony action, the answer may lie in Midway's aerial racer, Freaky Flyers. The game houses a wealth of modes to play and bonuses to unlock, but make sure you've got the patience to withstand some pretty poor humor. Read More »
Also known as: Freaky Flyers
Release Region: United States
Release Date: August 4, 2003
Publisher: Midway Games
T for Teen Comic MischiefRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: December 31, 2004
Publisher: Midway Games
Also available on: PlayStation 2, Xbox
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