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(More customer reviews)Another dismal bowling sim for the gameboy platform. The graphics are textbook Nintendo 8 bit quality. The game controls are pathetic. When you are not fouling you are getting a gutter ball. The alley looks twice as long as it should be with a little white blur to represent the pins. You have to press the A button to activate a blue marker that appears across the screen. When you decide where you want the direction to be you press A again but you better be quick as the speed and curve meter starts immediately. And it is fast. Trying to throw a straight ball is almost impossible. Instead you almost always foul. The lane is so long that if you try to avoid fouling you get a curve shot that results in gutter balls more often than not.
I waited anxiously for 3 months for this game to be released so I gave it a full 2 hours of gameplay to try to perfect the controls. The best score I got was a 126. With a lot of luck. The controls are just poor, that's it. I gave it one star for the music which is just OK. You should find this game for rent before you buy. As it stands, I would not recommend buying this game. If you would like a bowling sim for gameboy try finding a copy of Pocket Bowling for gameboy color. This game is about 5 years old but is still the standard as far as bowling games go.Ten Pin Alley 2 is a waste of time and money.
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Prove to all you are the King of the Lanes with Ten Pin Alley 2.Take the action where ever you go with this Game Boy Advance version.All the action, humor, and features are here to keep you busy for hours!
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