Backwards Man
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- Dec 9, 2006
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Comes out next week...the 21st. Who is getting it? Will it be better than Wii bowling?
Brunswick Pro Bowling
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wario2ooo
vote for me....Wario!
nope....not buying it .........better?.....maybe
JCpackers05
NiNtEnDoFrEakJMC
im not getting it, but im sure it will have more depth and things to do (obviously) so yes i think itll be better than wii bowling.
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Backwards Man
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I'm worried the controls will be awful....
ericlewis91
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i think it will be too confusing
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usatraveler
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As an avid bowler, I'm very curious about it, though I'm hearing mixed reviews about the control system.
It does seem to have a career mode, so that's a plus, and there are variables in lane conditions and ball technology. Huge thumbs-up on that, that really makes a great bowling game for bowlers. They seem to have thought it out pretty well.
However, how realistic can the controls be when after you aim, you start your shot with the bowler visible as a profile shot (as opposed to Wii Sports' view from behind)? I want to be looking down the lane, the way I would when I'm really bowling. In addition, the controls are based on a swing meter, the way most old bowling games have been. But with motion control, this wouldn't seem to be necessary. I'm skeptical.
I'll still probably end up trying it out, maybe even buy it. Maybe the controls aren't as bad as they look.
Still confused as to when it'll be available. It's supposed to be shipping to stores today...
It does seem to have a career mode, so that's a plus, and there are variables in lane conditions and ball technology. Huge thumbs-up on that, that really makes a great bowling game for bowlers. They seem to have thought it out pretty well.
However, how realistic can the controls be when after you aim, you start your shot with the bowler visible as a profile shot (as opposed to Wii Sports' view from behind)? I want to be looking down the lane, the way I would when I'm really bowling. In addition, the controls are based on a swing meter, the way most old bowling games have been. But with motion control, this wouldn't seem to be necessary. I'm skeptical.
I'll still probably end up trying it out, maybe even buy it. Maybe the controls aren't as bad as they look.
Still confused as to when it'll be available. It's supposed to be shipping to stores today...
Backwards Man said:
If you're worried about the controls not meeting your needs, then rent the game first before you buy it. Then, if you like it, buy it. Brunswick Pro Bowling looks like a good game for bowling fanatics...more depth in the gameplay (compared to WiiSports, what more could you expect)?
I however, will not be renting or buying this game.
Why?
Bowling games are not my type, if I want to play bowling, then I'll play WiiSports, it's good enough for me. :yesnod:
usatraveler
Wiisearch Asst., NYC Area
In addition, anyone know if this one is online? Seems to be begging for online play. It seems like such an easy game to be put online. Only one player at a time, so lag's not a huge issue. There's no "defense" in bowling.
gh05t
Chicken Wings
if its online i would get it...but i doubt it....if its a 20-30 dollar game i might think about it but i wouldnt waste my money on it.
