GamingUnion.net: "With every motion focused peripheral, there's about five titles to choose from that can either help you familiarize yourself with the motion controllers or serve as an easy supplement for not having enough party games lying around. After Hour Athletes for the PlayStation Move is no different. It offers bowling, darts and billiards in the form of High Velocity Bowling, Hustle Kings and Top Darts - all games which have been released exclusively on the PlayStation 3 in the last few years. But if you didn't pick these up the first time around, is this neat little package enough to convince you? Probably not."
Brash Games writes "After Hours Athlete is somewhat of a mixed bag. What High Velocity Bowling lacks in flair it makes up in consistent gameplay. Hustle Kings follows a similar pattern while Top Darts unlike its two sister games, doesn’t deliver, mainly down to its odd controls, steep learning curve and uninteresting gameplay".
BeefJack: "After Hours Athletes offers many hours of pool, darts, and bowling in one package, but you’ll just spend most of them wishing you were doing something else."
Unless you really enjoy these things in real life, I don't see how you can enjoy them virtually.
That being said, if you are one who enjoys these games chances are you own then in your house. If not then head over to a local bar.
Skepticism aside, some good pointers could be for those who actually enjoy the games, but do not have access (what ever the reason) to live pool tables, etc.
Another good reason to get the games could be to increase you skill...somehow. I think playing against others would be better but then again like I said before not all of us would have the time or money.
Impulse Gamer - Okay... I admit it... I'm not a huge fan of the PlayStation Move controller and as a hardcore gamer, I still believe that the DualShock controller is still the future of gaming.
More specifically, after eight hours of work, the last thing I want to do is get physical so yes, maybe I'm a little lazy and jaded but... it's good that developers are still trying to challenge the gaming community with this Wii-like controller.
