Amir0x said:
Multiple Cups? Gasp!
I want the full nine. The litany of modes, from Exhibitions to Tournaments to full sport appropriate rosters and all that it includes. I want it all. I don't want bits of pieces in the form of a tech demo. If you've played any full dedicated sports title, you know the comparison is laughable. These sports mini-games in Sports Champion do not come close to including the range of modes and content that would be in any dedicated title.
That's why I buy full sports titles, and not mini-game compilations. Mini-games are chunks of full games devs know they can't get away with charging for by itself. And that's because they're generally NOT WORTH IT.
But anyway, we're going in circles. I've spoken my point and you understand it. You just think it's enough for you. I don't. Anything else?
I've got to agree with Amirox here.
I really like Sports Champions. I feel that some of the fanboys tended to overhype it and the Move earlier in the thread (Although I prefer Move to Motion+, the difference between the Move and Motion+ really isn't as great as some make it out to be and the argument about the Motion+ calibration being annoying while Move's calibration is not as annoying is garbage), but overall it's a good game.
That said, it IS a glorified tech demo. Just because a sport has a few cups doesn't make it a deep experience. I completely agree with Amirox--these games need a lot more. I really feel once the initial "purchase high" goes away in a few months people will look back and be a bit disappointed in this compilation.
I really give Nintendo credit for offering double the amount of games in Wii Sports Resort (even though, again, I prefer Sports Champions). They knew the games weren't deep so they threw a lot on the disc. I almost don't feel I got my money's worth with this game because only 6 sports are offered. I look forward to more sports possibly being offered as DLC, but for now I can't help but be a touch disappointed.
Aside from SC, Tumble really is amazing and I'm enjoying Planet Minigolf as well. I really do look forward to next year's Tiger Woods (this year's is horrendous compared to Wii 2011 with Motion+), Virtua Tennis, and other games designed to take advantage of the Move. I think this is an amazing piece of hardware. I've said my piece about it before, but the fact that a new Hot Shots Golf game wasn't specifically designed for Move and released at launch is a disgrace. It's a perfect game for the Move.