Big Beach Sports
THQ Inc.

Name: Pre-Owned
SKU: 917286

Big Beach Sports is rated 3.2 out of 5 by 10.

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Big Beach Sports
THQ Inc.

Big Beach Sports is rated 3.2 out of 5 by 10.

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Big Beach Sports drops players into a seaside resort setting where up to four players can co Read More

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Big Beach Sports drops players into a seaside resort setting where up to four players can compete in sports including volleyball, soccer, American football, bocce, disc golf and cricket. The single player tournament structure encourages players to master each sport through the use of creative control combinations and real-life sport motions.

Number of Players:	up to 4 players

Big Beach Sports is rated 3.2 out of 5 by 10.

Rated 4 out of 5 by Greg1 from Good games Got it for the Grandkids to play when they come over.

Date published: 2019-07-19

Rated 2 out of 5 by Anonymous from Maybe worth a rent This game isn’t worth buying. The six sports in the collection are Disc Golf, Bocce, Soccer, Football, Volleyball and Cricket. Soccer and football are complicated sports not meant for the wii. That’s why Wii Sports didn’t include them. They changed the entirety of the gameplay by just shaking the wii remote and pressing a. This makes the game feel dull and like you’re not actually doing anything. Volleyball had the same controls, and while the controls mastered the sport better in this one, it still felt repetitive. Then, cricket and disc golf are bad ripoffs of Wii Sports variants. Disc Golf says it has a variety of courses, even though they all are technically the same. Cricket is a slow and clunky version of wii sports baseball, and it is really really weird. And then there’s Bocce, which is okay, but we can’t see where the ball lands without looking closely on the screen. They needed a screen to see a closeup of where the ball landed. Overall, 2 of the games were plain okay and decent and rest really aren’t worth the money. If you like shaking and tossing the wii remote, rent it, I guess.

Date published: 2019-05-18

Rated 3 out of 5 by Anonymous from its got its good and bads, more bads though... This game is a budget game, so dont expect a whole great deal of things. I think this game would impress a 4-6 year old kid, it has bad grasphics okay gameplay odd controlls, and has ok sound. this game isn't a game toplay all the time, its for now and then gameplay. IF you want a good sport game buy,wii sports resort.

Date published: 2012-07-21

Rated 2 out of 5 by Anonymous from Cricket And Disc Golf Are The ONLY GOOD SPORTS! This game has horrible controls and the graphics are horrible! The sports on this are horrible except disk golf and cricket! I was really upset also because I was looking forward to the soccer but it was bad mostly because of the controls. Don't get this at all even for the cricket or disc golf because they're was still flaws so I REPEAT DO NOT GET THIS!

Date published: 2011-03-06

Rated 4 out of 5 by RustyNinja from Great game for the price! Big Beach Sports intrigued me being one of the only games to offer Disc golf as an option. After dropping by the local store and picking this up, i quickly returned home to play with my new found gem! Due to the price, I was hesitant to get my hopes up, but my hesitation was quickly calmed upon starting play. As previously stated in another review, there is a brief tutorial of how to control the characters in the game giving the basic idea of how to play. On that note, there is generally 1-2 controls that are left out that can be discovered by the manual or experimenting with the remote. Character customization receives and A+ for this game, and with the incorporation of the DS for customizing facial features, the customization is nearly endless. The game has a basic learning curve and adapts to counter a vanilla playing style. The harder you play, the harder the game will try to counter act what you are doing. Sensor pick-up can be sketchy at times, especially in disc golf. If you attempt to throw too fast/hard, there is either a good amount of lag or would not register at all. My family has used this game with people ranging from 8 to 60 years of age with no complaints by any of them. The ability to play up to 4 players makes this game a joy to own and would suggest this game to anyone who has the spare change to afford a cheap gem!

Date published: 2009-02-12

Rated 4 out of 5 by Afyon6 from It no Wii Sports, but still fun with friends!! 7/10 I was excited to get Big Beach Sports home and play some games with my daughter!! I popped it in and she decided she wanted to try Soccer first. The game has a short tutorial before every game which gives you the basics by showing the motions of the Wiimote. After 5 min of confusion we quit soccer. You control the players with only buttons not the d-pad. Next we tried Volleyball. This was a little easier for my 6 year old to pick-up. The timing is well done, however aiming the spike is uncontrolable. The games we enjoyed the most were the Disc Golf, and Bocce. The interface is simple and the accuracy is great. Football is fun but blocking and intercepting a pass is quirky. Cricket was entertaining and the motions while pitching is accurate however batting is irregular. When you think you have cranked a shot it trickles to the fielder and when you feel you didn't time the swing well you rocked it out of the beach!! As with any game, a little bit of practice and patience will make Big Beach Sports a really enjoyable experience for kids of all ages!!

Date published: 2008-07-02