Advantages: Best around, easy to use, improvement on the previous Disadvantages: Tiring if your not a darts fan. Repetative commentary
Probably the most realistic darts game around at the moment! Be prepared to take on the worlds top darts players in the comfort of your living room. This offers bags of fun for any darts enthusiast but for others i highly recommend it in multiplayer or for any party with competitive people! It is massively improved on the 2008 edition, with this one boasting better graphics and more challenges.
Very easy to play as you simply hold your wii remote ... ...on your t.v. and as you swing your arm in a dart throwing motion releasing the 'A' button as if your releasing the dart.
Enthusiasts will not get bored easily as there are plentiful of game modes available. But this game can become very tiring if your not a darts fan as it can take a while to beat the top players. I therefore strongly recommend playing with a friend/ partner. Playing the standard games of 501, 701, clock etc. The voice commentary ...
bethanamax1 09.06.2009
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Advantages: Easy to play, very basic controls, realistic Disadvantages: The party games are a bit tedious at times...
I'm not a massive darts fan, but I found this game very enjoyable. It was very easy to begin, allowing you to get stuck in straight away. The controls are easy to manage, and can be picked up by all ages. The graphics are'nt the greatest in the world of gaming, but offers very smooth gameplay. Probably the closest thing to playing the real thing without ruining your walls. It also has a range of party games such as killer, and around the clock, but ...
craignic0807 23.07.2009
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