Testseek.com have collected 36 expert reviews of the Sports Champions and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sports Champions.
October 2010
(75%)
36 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Wii has Wii Sports, and the PlayStation Move/PS3 now has Sports Champions. Is Sports Champions a generic multi-sports title designed to show off Sony's new motion controlled hardware? Of course. Is it complete shovelware just designed to be bundled wit...
Abstract: Attempting to mimic the Nintendo Wii's success with Wii Sports, Sony has released Sports Champions side-by-side with the brand-spanking-new PlayStation Move. Back in 2007, Nintendo was able to show that simple sports games make up perhaps the best exhi...
Responsive and mostly intuitive motion controls, Plenty of variety courtesy of the six sports and their respective minigames, Most events are accessible enough for anyone to pick up and play, Great tutorials and gentle singleplayer difficulty curve.
Unremarkable presentation, Some of the sports get old in solo play.
This eclectic sports collection is fun with friends and does a good job of showing what the PlayStation Move hardware is capable of....
Sports Champions is fun, but it’s rough around the edges. The gameplay is solid for the most part and will provide you with some good times and there’s a lot for a single player to do, but it’s not going to feel fresh for long. This is another motion c...
The only significant criticism we can make of Sports Champions is its limited number of sporting events. That said, having six sporting events that are nailed as well as they are in Sports Champions is infinitely preferable to ten sloppily designed one...
Abstract: First, the obvious: Sports Champions is basically Wii Sports (or rather Wii Sports Resort) for PlayStation Move. But that's not necessarily a bad thing. Just like Wii, Move is soon going to be inudated with cheap, hastily put-together minigame collecti...
Abstract: Okay, you might need to look again when you first see this title because even though you may have seen it all before with Wii Sports, now it’s time for the PlayStation 3 to showcase their “Move” technology and this game is the perfect platform for this...
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There are some genuinely clever uses for Move on offer, along with some addictive gameplay.
Only half of the games show any longevity, and when there's only six to begin with that's hardly impressive. There's an overall lack of innovation, and the AI avatars are so typecast they border on offensive.
