Eurogamer writes: :Let's get the inevitable comparison out of the way. Brunswick Pro Bowling for the Wii is a bit like the bowling game in Wii Sports, in that it's a bowling game for the Wii. It's not as good though."
"Actually Brunswick Pro Bowling is more like Rockstar Table Tennis, at least in theory. It's meant to be a realistic sports sim which is easy to pick up and play, but offers more depth for longer term players. It's not as good though."
Wiiwarewaves Review for Farsight Studious bowling game Brunswick Pro Bowling.
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Ultimately, it's a pity to see so much effort going to waste in projects like these - sure, some games exist for the sole purpose of generating income to the license, while others are the training wheels for small studios that want to grow big. Brunswick Pro Bowling is a bit of both, a mediocre licensed title developed by a relatively small studio with little experience. Sadly this one was doomed since the day it got greenlit.
EB: Gamers, this week, out of all weeks, is the week to not even bother yourself with new video game releases, because the offerings are minimal at best. All you have to do is mosey on down below to see the ultra-minimal amount of new releases, which don’t really scream must-play.
Damn I was hoping that a real bowling sim would come out on the Wii that uses the control with perfection. I don't dig the other cartoony wii games.
dont buy this game on the wii
90% of the wii games sucks
uh ooooh
The wii sports bowling is better. When I go bowling, I throw a hook shot. So when I play the game I will naturally throw my hook which the wii sports game reads very well. In brunswick pro bowling, I can't throw a hook because I don't have "hook potential". Ridiculous.