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Brunswick Pro Bowling (Requires Kinect)


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Rating: 2.9

List Price : $29.99 Price : $16.99
Brunswick Pro Bowling (Requires Kinect)

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Brunswick Pro Bowling for the Xbox 360.

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Brunswick Pro Bowling is a bowling simulation game for Xbox 360 that utilizes the motion capture and control capabilities of the Xbox 360 Kinect motion control system. The result is addictive gameplay that is both realistic and entertaining for the whole family, with the extreme sensitivity of the Xbox 360 Kinect allowing players to roll their ball virtually any way that they could do so in a real bowling alley. Additional features include: detailed environments filled with interesting characters, multiple mode settings, character customization and even bumpers for kids, or others needing help staying out of the gutter.

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Female character hooking a ball right at you in Brunswick Pro Bowling
A whole new way to bowl with friends and family using Xbox 360 Kinect.
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Introducing an Entirely New Way to Bowl

Brunswick Pro Bowling is the only game to feature a realistic and authentic bowling experience while showcasing jaw-dropping ball and pin physics. Utilizing the Xbox 360 Kinect motion control sensor, players can roll the ball wherever they want it to go, changing their initial orientation in the lane when they need to, throwing the ball as hard or as soft as they want to and even adding spin to the ball. You can also customize your bowler with genuine Brunswick equipment from bowling balls, shoes, and clothing. So, whether you're a casual player or a bowling fanatic, 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, because you are up next in the ultimate bowling challenge that is fun and provides hours of entertainment suitable for the whole family.

The Kinect Sensor

Previously known as Project Natal, the Xbox 360 Kinect sensor allows you can experience gaming like never before. Easy to use and fun for everyone, the Kinect sensor utilizes revolutionary full-body tracking to put you in the center of the fun. This amazing new technology allows the sensor to recognize your body and mirror your movements in the game, in essence making you the controller. The sensor is compatible with every Xbox 360, features a color VGA motion camera (640x480 pixel resolution @30FPS), a depth camera (640x480 pixel resolution @30FPS) and an array of 4 microphones supporting single speaker voice recognition.

Key Game Features

  • Full support for the Xbox 360 Kinect sensor (sold separately)
  • The most realistic bowling simulation with accurate ball and pin physics and lane oil effects
  • 10 highly detailed bowling environments, each with unique lane characteristics
  • 5 game-play options including Exhibition, Skins and Tournament Modes
  • Unique League Play feature allows players to join teams and compete in multiplayer mode
  • Kid-friendly Bumper Bowling option prevents gutter balls and extends the fun for audiences of all ages

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Single player action in Brunswick Pro Bowling
Six detailed environments.
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Male character putting spin on a ball in Brunswick Pro Bowling
Total ball control on your lane.
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A cowboy character in a western themed bowling alley hurling a ball down the lane in Brunswick Pro Bowling
Colorful league characters.
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In-game pin action from Brunswick Pro Bowling
In-game pin action.
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  • Kid-friendly Bumper Bowling option prevents gutter balls and extends the fun for audiences of all ages
  • Full support for the Xbox 360 Kinect sensor (sold separately)
  • Realistic bowling with accurate ball and pin physics, lane oil effects, and a career mode allowing you to work your way from an amateur to a true professional Brunswick pro champion
  • 10 highly detailed bowling environments, each with unique lane characteristics; 5 game-play options including Exhibition, Skins and Tournament modes
  • Unique League Play feature allows players to join teams and compete in multiplayer mode


Brunswick Pro Bowling (Requires Kinect) Reviews


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49 of 54 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars Brunswick Pro Bowling for the Kinect, March 3, 2011
= Fun:1.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Brunswick Pro Bowling (Requires Kinect) (Video Game)
I waited several months in anticipation for this games release. I had the Wii version which was really bad, but Crave promised this one would be better. Let me say it is NOT. If anything, it is worse than the Wii version. Let me explain why.

1. The Kinect controls are absolutely terrible. It is not the Kinect sensor at fault here. It is the code written to use the Kinect sensor that is bad. The controls are truly unstable. It is very difficult to lock the cursor on any control. The cursor moves away from the target without any hand movement at all.

2. There are very few options. You have to tell the game which hand the bowler will use, every time you start up a new game. If you check the bowler profile, it knows which hand the bowler uses, but still Crave makes you select which hand the bowler will use.

There should be an option to skip the NPC player / players. The way it is now, you have to select each and every time the NPC bowls... Read more
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24 of 26 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars For Bowlers or Serious Sport Gamers Only, August 4, 2011
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars 
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Being a former PBA member and Information technology specialist, I've played just about every computer bowling game ever devised. Some didn't even attempt to capture the essence of bowling and were just arcade games, while others tried to be realistic but failed miserably. The best bowling game in my opinion before this review was Brunswick Pro Bowling for the PC. The pin action was very realistic and there were changing oil patterns and a few balls to choose from. Then came the Kinect where you are the controller along with Kinect Sports that YES!! included bowling. I was stoked and bought it immediately. It was fun, but once again the game attempted to appeal to the masses and was more an arcade thing than a bowling simulation. It required the player to perform strange body motions to hook the ball and there were no lane conditions or ball choices; very disappointing.

Then I saw that the Brunswick Pro Bowling franchise had created a game for the Kinect. I was immediately... Read more
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars no Issues with this game after install to hard drive, May 24, 2011
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars 
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I bought this game and had issues with the screen shaking all over the place and very slow movement, I then went and read the reviews that were on this site and found that installing this game onto the hard drive eliminated all of the issues that I was having, in fact this game is very precise in the detailed way that you can control the speed, rotation and movement of your ball during approach and release. I was amazed in just how accurate this game is and would recommend it to everyone who is into precise bowling games.
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NCAA Football 11


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Rating: 3.7

List Price : $24.99 Price : $23.50
NCAA Football 11

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Feel the emotion of authentic college football more than ever with NCAA Football 11. From running the ‘no-huddle’ spread offense to walking out of the tunnel locking arms, everything you do and see will be original to your favorite school. With an all-new locomotion engine and real assignment A.I., only NCAA Football 11 gives you 120 ways to win!

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All New ESPN Broadcast package
All New ESPN Broadcast package

Synopsis:

NCAA Football 11, the highly anticipated 2010 release in the NCAA Football franchise, returns with a focus on authenticity, innovation, and core experience. College football fans can rejoice.

NCAA Football 11 delivers unique game play and traditions for each of the 120 schools through the TruSchool system, which blends offensive styles, coaching tendencies, areas of talent, stadiums and traditions to bring the pageantry and rivalry of college football to life like never before.

New Running Mechanics
New Running Mechanics
Real assignment AI
Real assignment AI

Features:

  • All-New ESPN Broadcast Package Integration - From kickoff to the game's final play, feel like you're a part of the ESPN Game of the Week! ESPN broadcasters Kirk Herbstreit and Brad Nessler offer insights and commentary while breaking down your game, and reporter Erin Andrews provides injury reports and updates from the sidelines.

  • Real Assignment AI - From new running lanes to double-team blocking, experience the most realistic authentic offensive performance like never before!

  • An All-New Locomotion System - Your gameday experience is taken to a new level with all-new authentic running mechanics. From an explosive first step and the ability to stop momentum on a dime, to rebalancing yourself after an over-pursuit, feel what it's like to cover the field and play at the most elite level in college football.

  • All-New Offensive Styles - Run the "no-huddle" spread, triple option, wishbone, wild hog, or pistol offenses the same way as your favorite schools. Dictate the tempo of the game when running the spread as you look to the sideline for the plays, or break the huddle and study the defense at the line of scrimmage when operating a traditional, pro-style offense. The game is in your hands.


  • All-New ESPN Broadcast Package Integration
  • Real Assignment AI
  • An All-New Locomotion System
  • All-New Offensive Styles


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35 of 37 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars NCAA Football 11, July 18, 2010
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= Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: NCAA Football 11 (Video Game)
Well, NCAA Football was the reason I bought an XBOX 360 in the first place. I have played every incarnation of college football since Bill Walsh for the Super Nintendo. I've played through a whole season already, and here are my random thoughts.

CONS:
1. The game stutters. By that, i mean, that about every third game or so, right in the middle of the play, it will freeze, except for the sounds, and then start up again, and then freeze again. Really annoying, but it only does it for one or two plays, every third or fourth game.
2. I miss Lee Corso. He might be dumb (not as bad as Dick Vitale) but the commentary is severely lacking w/o him. For some of the commentary, my brain will finish his part, "but he just didn't catch it."
3. I wish there was a way you could control the frequency of the replays. A two yard gain does not warrant an automatic replay.
4. while the espn integration is nice, it gets old after a while, since it is pretty much the... Read more
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11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Updated: Refinements make it worthwhile, July 14, 2010
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= Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: NCAA Football 11 (Video Game)
Improvements:
The locomotion system does make running a little more fluid, though I think its hype has been a little overstated. More importantly, the realism of things like pass completion % and kick coverage has been improved, without having to do drastic manipulation to the sliders. Also, the inside running game for you and the computer creates more space and allows for more 6-7 yard rushes, so you aren't limited to running outside to get good gains.

One nice addition is a slider which lets you set the disparity in speed between the fastest and slowest players, so you won't have to cuss over Defensive Tackles chasing down your QB from behind anymore.

The AI does a nicer job in pass coverage, and the logic of its offensive playcalling is much improved. Having your opponent's offense retain the personality of its real-life team, and not just its formations, (ex. Georgia Tech option) was long-overdue.

The graphics are slightly refined, but... Read more
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14 of 19 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Broken passing game holds the title from becoming a great game, July 17, 2010
= Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars 
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Like many of you diehard football fans out there, each year I become really hyped up about the latest installment of EA's NCAA football title. And each year, I would try to stay optimistic that EA would make all the changes necessary to deliver a true sim college football game. Yet each year when I popped my game disc into my Xbox 360, I would walk away disappointed. This year is no different.

No, please don't get me wrong, I'm no EA hater. In fact, I've been a fan of the company for almost a decade. But I'm really beginning to wonder why the firm almost takes 2 steps backward after taking a small baby step forward. True, the new locomotion engine makes the running game fun to play, but now the passing game is broken. For example, as the IGN editor puts it, the Corners, SS, FS, and "LBs now have stone-cold hands to knock down balls." If you put the game on All-American difficulty, not only are you challenged with defensive ball knock-downs, you will constantly be challenged... Read more
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