WII SPORTS GOLF EVENT SEP 2010 UPGRADE
The most appreciated upgrade is the addition of a proper Party Mode which does a nice job in handling multiple players and multiple controllers in different combinations of competitive and co-op play. Profiles can keep track of individual players, including their progress, motion control preferences (including using 1 or 2 controllers), unlockables and more. The interface is slick and easy to navigate, the character customizations, player profiles and unlockables are way more fleshed out, the controls are even more accurate and intuitive, and the calibration is quick and streamlined. Sure, I would have preferred a few more events, along with less-traditional ones as found in the first title, but what Zindagi Games and Sony included is still more than solid.īesides the events themselves mostly being new, Sports Champions 2 improves on the original in pretty much every way imaginable. The sequel goes decidedly more traditional with a half a dozen pretty straightforward sports that build on concepts and controls of what was found in the first game.
I spent an untold number of hours playing the original Sports Champions, and very much enjoyed the quirkier events such as Disc Golf and Bocce. While dedicated PS Move games are few and far between at the moment, there is still the occasional bright spot.
The PS3 motion controller peripheral had (and still has) a lot of potential, and games that launched alongside it, like the original Sports Champions, provided gamers with accurate, intuitive, and nearly one-to-one controls. It’s not difficult to see that support for the PlayStation Move has dwindled somewhat since its introduction in 2010.
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