jneul said:
A Bad Clown said:
I was out getting my cousin a Forever 21 giftcard for her birthday at the local mall. After embarrasing myself I stopped by Sony Style and tried out the Gladiator Game on Sports Champions with both Moves (because people were telling me it was the best in the bunch). I had to go through calibration first, which invoved mimicing the guy on screen while pressing the move button then I got the play. I had trouble during the begging because the game is REALLY gesture controlled and for things like strikes I needed to hook , undercut, swing up, block with my left hand(waggling didn't cut it). When I got into the special move thing I had to hit X and follow the slashes on screen, which was pretty hit or miss, had trouble but won 2 matches.
The Move felt like a good controller and the trigger was better than the DS3. The buttons on the the move were a problem though. They were VERY small like DS buttons and were hard to hit during the combat. Overall I think that the games need some sort of assistance, because I found the keeping up the gestures difficult. I was dissipointed with the buttons but I tried to enjoy it. Hopefully they'll make the gestures a little bit easier to replicate. After that I went to Chick-Fil-A and home. At home much to my dismay my brother won the Subway contest again and got LBP. With that 50$ card also I still would need 50$ more for the bundle. Anyways, Move definatly is aimed at the teen and up crowd. I saw some teens hanging out playing the game somewhere else with 1 controller each in a battle. I'd think a child would have problems trying to do the gestures. I think they're demoing nationwide, go try it out.
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you should have tried table tennis, that is more impressive lol xD
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I would have been swinging it like a madman then. You need to do the full motion lol. I didn't want to look like a try hard casual who couldn't hit a ball, the kid who did the game in front of me did better.
