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snowdog on 20 November 2010
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daroamer said:
snowdog said:

There's also an interesting video review in two parts from someone that does martial arts here and here. The first part deals with the graphics and presentation and the second part deals with the gameplay and conclusion. As a gamer he gives it a 7/10 and as a martial artist/fighter he gives it 8/10. And yet again, we have a review from someone that can punch his way out of a paper bag giving it another 7/10.

I'm convinced that the review scores that are 5 or under are from people that can't fight for toffee lol.


So you're saying the only people who should be able to play this game should be good fighters?  How ridiculous is that?  It's a GAME.

That's like saying I need to be able to dunk a basketball to enjoy NBA 2k11.

The purpose of a game is have fun, if you can't create an experience that is *capable* of being fun for the majority of people then it's a poorly designed game.

If you have no idea how to throw a punch then a true 1:1 motion controlled fighting simulation game probably isn't the best purchase for you to make. What I find surprising is that so many reviewers have struggled with it. Everyone at some point in their lives, probably when they were at school or in their teens, has had a punch up or two. Everyone knows how to box, because everyone at some point in their lives - unless they've been living in a Nunnery or Monastery lol - has seen at least part of a boxing match.

But if you have no idea how to throw a punch in real life then you're not going to be any good at the game. Because it's a 1:1 fighting game. It's not rocket science.