GameTap writes: "Credit Nintendo for making Wii Sports the perfect game to show off the Wii's remote and nunchuk control scheme. They set the table, and Hudson's savvy enough to follow their lead with its own multisport package.
The 10 games in Deca Sports--archery, badminton, basketball, beach volleyball, curling, figure skating, go-kart racing, motorcycle supercross, snowboarding, soccer--strive to go Wii Sports one better, but the results are mixed. Some of these are imaginative, creative, and fun, while others…well, just aren't. But you can't beat the allure of getting 10 games for the price of one, and with Deca Sports you and your crew can set up multiplayer league competition in all 10 sports and single-sport tournaments, too."
Pros:
-A good variety of events; some sports are excellent
-Some nice multiplayer modes in individual sports
-Tournaments and league play available
Cons:
-Sports are uneven in finish and gameplay
-Racing sports are weak
-Some events deserve more gameplay options
An official website suggests which 10 sports Hudson is bringing to the 3DS, and we think we’ve got them all worked out – including some surprises.
"Most of us have played Deca Sports. And most of us agree that the franchise is incredibly inane. Yet Hudson continues to plague the Wii, DS, and even the Xbox 360 with increasingly lame installments of its sports collection titles. When will Hudson learn that no one cares about that poor series?" - BrightHub.com
If they're making the games, clearly someone is buying them. But it sure ain't me.
Talk about a deca-disaster.
