"One of the main appeals of the Wii among more casual gamers -- or even people that would never have considered touching a video game -- was undoubtedly Wii Sports, a package that allowed players to compete in five sports from the comfort of their living room, with arguably the most popular being Bowling. In Wii Sports Resort, Bowling again made an appearance, showing how fun it could be with motion controls leading the way. However, translate the game to a handheld that supports motion control and use stylus controls to try and deliver a similar experience? Now you've got me confused." -- Wiiloveit.com
Wiiwarewaves Review for Farsight Studious bowling game Brunswick Pro Bowling.
NL:
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.
