shams said:
The controls were spot on in most of the sports I played. Most of them are simple "timing" events, so they are hard to get wrong (code-wise). I struggled a little with Table Tennis though - but that was probably my fault. I used to play a LOT of TT (real world) in the past, and tried to play the game exactly as I would a real game of TT. It sort of worked - and sort of didn't. I figure with a little practice, I would be able to nail it. But it was starting to feel remarkably close to the real thing, and that was pretty scary! |
Okay, M&S is back on my watch list.
Especially since it's good enough to get somebody new to make their first post about their impressions of the game. Welcome to the 'Chartz, Kreshi. :)
I'll look into picking this game up the next time I want to ratchet up the multiplayer fun on my Wii. I already have 4 x wiimotes and nunchuks, so this game will help justify all that money I spent on controllers. :P
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