Posted Nov 13, 2007 at 07:20PM by Nicolo S. Listed in: Videos, PlayStation Network, Games Tags: Sony, SCEA, SIXAXIS
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When a bowling lane suddenly becomes an obstacle course, you just know something special is going on. Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) San Diego's High Velocity Bowling puts a spin on bowling that should strike your interest. According to a post on the PlayStation Blog, the game is in the final stages of approval and should be available from the PlayStation Network next week.

High Velocity Bowling has old men doing splits, ramps on bowling lanes, and very solid physics. We can't tell yet how it'll fare against the Nintendo Wii's Wii Sports bowling, but HVB sure looks worth a few hours of fun. SCEA Senior Producer P.J. Snavely added a new video and screenshots on the PlayStation Blog, so you might want check them out.

Snavely promised unlockable characters, three challenges in each level, trick shots, tournament mode, and other quirks that make the budget title deserving of its price tag. You can also set the mood with your preferred music, since the game can play songs in stock while you prepare for that perfect shot.

High Velocity Bowling should get a solid release date soon, but for now, enjoy the trailer below.

 




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   by platon - 2007-11-13
 » I hope it's not gonna cost too much

I'd pay 2$ for this, but 5$? no way!

If the ps1 games where 2$ each, I'd buy some too! (espcially SOTN, I could even pay 4$ for this one, but 10$? it's a joke, I already finished it...)


   Re: CHUCKINGROCKSATSPACESHIPS - 2007-11-13
 » I See Your Point, But...

I would pay $5 for this one. It looks like fun. I do know what you mean on the PS1 games. I want to see the best PS1 games on the Playstation Network not very, very old ones that no one wants to play anymore because they got replaced with a newer version. Where are the Need For Speed games, Soul Blade, Road Rash 3D, the Resident Evil games as well as many others. Those are some of the games I bet people would want to download, I know I would. I don't know about paying $10 for them though. I could probably buy those now in hard copy for less than that.


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