DKII said:
It might be more fun single-player, but in multi-player there were two outcomes: 1) It was so motion-intensive we were too tired/sore to really enjoy it. Sprinting and swimming, for example. There are a handful of fun ones, fencing and table tennis, but they just aren't as fun as Wii Sports, which remains the best all-around package for playing with people who have never played video games before. |
I think it's a much more fun multiplayer game than Wii Sports. And I don't think hardcore gamers really have an advantage especially in trampoline which you give as an example. You only need to know where the A and B buttons are (which should only take a few seconds to master) and my wife who is not a hard core gamer repeatedly beats me at this event (unless I have morphed into a casual gamer without realising). She also beat me the first four times we raced in 400m. It was only went I went back to do loads of practicing at the event that I got the upperhand.
