Skoki narciarskie 200 Video Game Series
Skoki narciarskie 200 Series Evolution
2005
Springen Winter 2006
2004
Skoki narciarskie 2005
2003
Skoki narciarskie 2004
2002
Skoki narciarskie 2003: Polski orzel
Springen Winter 2006
November 2, 2005
Co-developed by Metropolis Software and cdv, another installment in the popular sports series inspired by the successful career of the Polish ski jumper Adam Malysz. Ski Springen Winter 2006 offers an extensive campaign supplemented by management options. You begin with junior ski jumping competitions, then slowly climb the ski jumping career ladder, and finally win the Crystal Globe and the World Cup. There are 13 different ski jumping events (including the Four Hills Tournament) taking place on realistically-recreated jumping hills, such as the Olympic one in Pragelato. The developers put emphasis on a simple and intuitive control system which allows the players to fully control the position of the jumper in every jump phase and during the landing. The physical fitness of each of the 26 contestants varies, which translates into working out different tactics for different jumpers.
Skoki narciarskie 2005
November 26, 2004
Ski Jumping 2005 is the next, fifth part of the series, which enjoys an unwavering interest among players. While the first two parts were imported to Poland, starting from Ski Jumping 2003 they are the work of the native development team L'Art. L'Art creates the game based on the excellent and popular Criterion Software's engine - RenderWare.
Skoki narciarskie 2004
November 12, 2003
Another edition of the well-known to our native players series of ski jumping simulators. According to the assurances of its creators, the new game beats on the head of all previous parts of the cycle. While creating it, a lot of emphasis was put on a refined graphic design, extensive gameplay options and high playability with a regulated level of difficulty.
Skoki narciarskie 2003: Polski orzel
November 12, 2002
The next edition of the flagship ski series and the undoubted hit of the Polish gaming market (the previous two editions of Ski Jumping sold in over 265 thousand copies in total).