Strike Force Bowling (Sony PlayStation 2, 2004)

In the grand scheme of things, today's bowling games aren't that much different from the games we saw hitting arcades and arcane home consoles 20 years ago. While some bowling games tend to take advantage of technology and the advancement made in virtual physics over the years, others just let you hurl a ball down a lane at some pins. Crave's budget-priced PS2 and Xbox offering, Strike Force Bowling, is actually a renamed and slightly updated version of a recent PC bowling game, Fast Lines Bowling. Regardless of what you call it, the game attempts to combine zany locales with tried-and-true bowling mechanics, but the game lacks substance and ultimately won't please bowling fans, be they hardcore or casual.

The game is exciting, I love it. I play it everyday. I never get tired of it. Its an interesting game. Its fun and I would not exchange it or gave it away. I think its a neat game. I like the set up and everything else about it. I like to play it whenever I have the time. I am actually addicted to playing this game.

This is a good game. It gives you a variety of scenes to bowl in and different pin setups. Not your everyday bowling alley. The controls are easy to ofigure out. Timing the bars is a bit difficult. The pin setup variations are the most enjlyable and challenging. I bought the game as an addition to my collection and variety in games that my wife and I can play together.

I like the different levels. I wish you could travel. I dislike how you cant create your own character. I decided to buy it because i love to bowl and i thought it would be a great game and it is a good game.

Fun for everybody, easy to play, kids enjoy playing it, cheap for the older units,Play it with my seven year old and sometimes he lets me win.