- November 4, 2010
- Ubisoft Milan
MotionSports: Play for Real
MotionSports is a game with six motion-based sports, graphics and sound. That may sound like a bland and uninspired description, but that's what you get with a bland and uninspired minigame collection. It's not a terrible package and certainly has enough enjoyment in it for a one-night stand, but it doesn't do anything particularly well to warrant much attention unless you're a die-hard penalty kick obsessive.
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Xbox 360About
"MotionSports: Play for Real" is a sports video game that offers both single-player and multi-player modes. The game utilizes motion-sensing technology, providing players with a realistic sports experience. Reception to the game has been mixed, with a focus on its innovative approach to interactive gaming.
- The game offers a fun and engaging experience for families, with many players enjoying the variety of sports available.
- Graphics and sound quality are praised, providing a realistic presentation that enhances the gameplay experience.
- The boxing game is particularly well-received, with many players finding it challenging and enjoyable.
- The motion tracking is often criticized for being inaccurate, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- Menu navigation and loading times are described as tedious and cumbersome, detracting from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- Many players feel that the game lacks depth and variety, with some sports feeling repetitive and poorly executed.
graphics12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game are generally praised for their realism and quality, enhancing immersion and bringing players into the experience. However, some users noted that while the visuals are impressive, they do not compensate for the game's lack of engaging gameplay, leading to a disconnect between graphics and overall enjoyment. Despite some technical issues like lag and long loading times, updates have improved performance, making the graphics a standout feature compared to other titles in the genre.
“Great graphics and realistic gameplay.”
“The graphics in the game really help bring players into the game.”
“Motionsports have realistic graphics and motion tracking.”
“The graphics are great but the games are boring and don't make you move at all.”
“I wish I would not have spent money on this game. The graphics are much better than most of the other Kinect games, but I think that may be why it falls so far behind when it comes to gameplay.”
“Motionsports is a game with six motion-based sports, graphics and sound.”
MotionSports Review
MotionSports is a game with six motion-based sports, graphics and sound. That may sound like a bland and uninspired description, but that's what you get with a bland and uninspired minigame collection. It's not a terrible package and certainly has enough enjoyment in it for a one-night stand, but it doesn't do anything particularly well to warrant much attention unless you're a die-hard penalty kick obsessive.
50%Motionsports: Play for Real Review
Filling in the mandatory role of the unofficial motion controlled sports package, Motionsports attempts to bring some unconventional sporting events into your living room using Microsoft's Kinect. A decent variety in game modes is let down by some repetitive challenges and lazy motion tracking
50%MotionSports Review
MotionSports is a game with six motion-based sports, graphics and sound. That may sound like a bland and uninspired description, but that's what you get with a bland and uninspired minigame collection. It's not a terrible package and certainly has enough enjoyment in it for a one-night stand, but it doesn't do anything particularly well to warrant much attention unless you're a die-hard penalty kick obsessive.
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