Brash Games writes "It’s certainly the best looking AR game of the lot. However, it is also the one game that flickers a lot and sometimes you see the AR Cards appear on screen which is very off-putting. You really need a well lit room for this one to work properly".
"When you think of Table Football you probably imagine those little plastic men tethered together at the arm, who are cruelly spun around whilst they attempt to ‘kick’ a ball that is horrendously oversized in comparison to themselves. Some people know Table Football as Foosball, but either way Table Football for PS Vita isn’t quite like that torture chamber for plastic footballers. Instead it takes its name from the fact you can play it on any surface at any time, and so it’s just really bad wordplay"
this is the worst AR game i have ever played if you want good AR games get a 3DS
It is pretty bad but its not awful by any means. The other two that are on offer with the Vita are excellent, much better than those that the 3DS offers. I don't touch my 3DS at all anymore - except when a game comes in to be reviewed - yet I'm enjoying the Fireworks and Cliff Diver games to no end on my Vita.
GodisaGeek: "PlayStation Vita AR Games Review RoundupJust the words “Augmented Reality” causes most gamers to shiver with fear, examples of the medium have either fallen flat on their collective face or have failed to deliver on their promise of interacting with the world around us. Upon the PS Vita’s launch, three free games appeared on the PSN; Fireworks, Table Football and Cliff Diving. All three are to be played with a pack of AR cards that come with the Vita system. Some say that there is no such thing as a free meal, the person offering you the meal may expect one in return, the meal could taste terrible, or you may just be sacrificing your precious time. I’m here to tell you whether this particular augmented meal, is worth your gaming taste buds or some time in your regimented schedule."
505 Games have confirmed a release for their Table Football Wii simulation this month in Europe.
Due in stores on June 13th 2008, the game seeks to bring classic table football action to the living room for those who don't want to invest in a full-scale table. Players use the Wii-remote to mimic the thrill of moving about plastic players, shooting, defending and moving from side to side.
reviewing a 'free game' AND scoring it 2/10 has got to be the lowest of the low