Brunswick Pro Bowling

 PlayStation 3
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  • Summary: Time to introduce an entirely new way to bowl with PlayStation Move motion controller! Brunswick Pro Bowling is the only game to feature a realistic and authentic bowling experience while showcasing jaw-dropping ball and pin physics. Strap on the wrist guard and roll on accurate oilTime to introduce an entirely new way to bowl with PlayStation Move motion controller! Brunswick Pro Bowling is the only game to feature a realistic and authentic bowling experience while showcasing jaw-dropping ball and pin physics. Strap on the wrist guard and roll on accurate oil patterns, earn tons of trophies, and unlock hidden items on your way to winning the world championship. Customize your bowler with genuine Brunswick equipment from bowling balls, shoes, and clothing. Whether you’re a casual player or a bowling fanatic, Brunswick Pro Bowling is fun for all ages and provides hours of entertainment for the whole family! … Expand
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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 0 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 6
  3. Negative: 2 out of 6
  1. Worth Playing
    60
    PlayStation Move owners can safely skip Brunswick Pro Bowling. It's a pretty uninspired take on the sport and lacks any real personality or options.
  2. GameSpot
    55
    This motion-controlled bowling game is a passable re-creation of the sport provided you ignore its optional Move support.
  3. Gaming Age
    50
    Overall, the PlayStation Move controls and abundant features of Brunswick Pro Bowling make it good enough to consider, it just lacks polish compared to the competition.
  4. ZTGD
    50
    Brunswick Pro Bowling is a fantastic package wrapped in some questionable control schemes.
  5. IGN
    40
    A poorly designed game that doesn't make good use of the Move hardware at all.
  6. Game Over Online
    35
    And so Brunswick Pro Bowling ends up being a gutter ball. It doesn't matter how realistic the ball and pin physics are, how authentic the Brunswick gear is, or how accurate the lane's oil patterns are, there's just no way to overlook the frustratingly inconsistent motion controls.

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