Comments on: Sports Champions Gladiator Duel Split Screen Game Play

By: Rik

Rik — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 23:44:50 +0000

I wasnt realy convinced about move till i had a hands on demo at my local game store.
Even though i decided to wait with buying it 2 weeks ago, i changed my mind today!
Good for me cause i personaly think its amazing!

I mean you can wait with buying but the controllers will always be €40,-
So why waot if you can have it now.
Besides all you shouldn’t compare it with the wii to much.
It may seem to be the same experience but once you’re actualy playing you’ll notice its much more precisive!

By: Filipa

Filipa — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 00:37:37 +0000

Can u play on line?

By: jacobfett

jacobfett — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 02:53:48 +0000

looks awesome cant wait!!!!!

By: mairondil

mairondil — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 01:31:09 +0000

EdEN: Mmm, seem to spot a bit of lag and the Move loosing the sphere there for a sec. Too bad I would need to spend another $40 to play that.

The PSEye may not have lost the sphere, it might have been the camera I set up next to it to record me.

Jack: Looks good… Just wondering how often you have to charge move controller…

From what I've read, you get 9-10 hours of game play on a single charge. Whereas the DS3 get's 25-30 hours of game play off a single charge

Jay: lmao, I doubt it’s blood and is only used for flash and flair. It’s aimed at a more casual audience after all (and a lot of casual players fall under the child-to-pre-teen age group; I don’t think the ESRB allows blood until it hits a T rating)

Can you imagine where this game could go? Imagine the next generation Mortal Kombat game, only on PS3. With this game play, online matches, blood, finishing moves, fast techno music .... WIN!

By: Jay

Jay — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 00:08:49 +0000

lmao, I doubt it’s blood and is only used for flash and flair. It’s aimed at a more casual audience after all (and a lot of casual players fall under the child-to-pre-teen age group; I don’t think the ESRB allows blood until it hits a T rating)