Sorcery First Impressions

The controls are responsive and its kinda freaky just how accurate they are. The cool thing is, rather then aiming for the object on screen you have to aim as if you are standing where the character is. Also i really like the fact with a different casting technique you can curve your shots and make them hit enemies behind cover.

Story as yet seems uninspired hopefully something happens i stopped playing at the first boss fight, because due to my amazement at the controls I was throwing spells all over the place and my arm grew tired >_>.

I doubt there's many other move games that implement the controls this well so its definitely worth a look. The game length i've heard about makes it a little harder to recommend. Anyways after i finish it i'll say more.

if you don't have Sports Champions yet, get it, great move controls too. also, if you have Killzone 3 or Resistance 3, try it out for FPS's that's been my favorite use of it so far.


anyways, on topic, not sure if I should get Sorcery, the reviews are kinda mixed about it.. but i guess I could use another Move game, it's been a while since I used it..

Eevil-Psycho wrote:

if you don't have Sports Champions yet, get it, great move controls too. also, if you have Killzone 3 or Resistance 3, try it out for FPS's that's been my favorite use of it so far.


anyways, on topic, not sure if I should get Sorcery, the reviews are kinda mixed about it.. but i guess I could use another Move game, it's been a while since I used it..

I have to review this anyway, I'll let you know what my final verdict is.

Also might grab sports champions but debating waiting for 2, and debating if i need a second move for games like the fight.

SC2 doesn't look as good as 1.

A_Nonny_Moose wrote:

SC2 doesn't look as good as 1.

I'm not keen on the likelihood of needing two moves

you do need a second move for The Fight, but I'm telling you, I have The Fight, it's a real workout, first days of me playing it I had constant cramps in my arms and couldn't play for more than 20 minutes..

Eevil-Psycho wrote:

you do need a second move for The Fight, but I'm telling you, I have The Fight, it's a real workout, first days of me playing it I had constant cramps in my arms and couldn't play for more than 20 minutes..

If i buy a second move the fight is at the top of my list. Also SC2 has boxing.

Superbuu3 wrote:

Eevil-Psycho wrote:

you do need a second move for The Fight, but I'm telling you, I have The Fight, it's a real workout, first days of me playing it I had constant cramps in my arms and couldn't play for more than 20 minutes..

If i buy a second move the fight is at the top of my list. Also SC2 has boxing.

That's what I mean. The sports in SC2 look more generic. SC1 has gladiator battles, much more fun than boxing. Tennis probably won't work as well as table tennis either, because with table tennis it really is 1:1 motion recognition. You can just move around like you would when playing real table tennis and it works.

A_Nonny_Moose wrote:

Superbuu3 wrote:

Eevil-Psycho wrote:

you do need a second move for The Fight, but I'm telling you, I have The Fight, it's a real workout, first days of me playing it I had constant cramps in my arms and couldn't play for more than 20 minutes..

If i buy a second move the fight is at the top of my list. Also SC2 has boxing.

That's what I mean. The sports in SC2 look more generic. SC1 has gladiator battles, much more fun than boxing. Tennis probably won't work as well as table tennis either, because with table tennis it really is 1:1 motion recognition. You can just move around like you would when playing real table tennis and it works.

Is table tennis online though?

I don't think any of it is online.