Brunswick Pro Bowling Review Brunswick Pro Bowling proffers dry simulation fare that only a big fan of professional bowling could love. By Chris Watters on November 21, 2007 at 10:24AM PST ...

If you are a bowling fan or just a PS3 gamer who is tired of playing Wii Bowling at a friend’s house, then snag a copy of Brunswick Pro Bowling as this will provide you with some entertainment.

To summarise, Brunswick Pro Bowling is not very good. It's too complex for a party game; you try explaining the importance of ball choice and oil patterns to small children or drunk people.

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Brunswick Pro Bowling will give players a detailed, realistic bowling-center experience, complete with authentic sights and sounds, and official Brunswick bowling gear.

Brunswick Pro Bowling combines realistic physics with an entertaining arcade-style control method, but the stylus-based alternative is lacking and the game feels somewhat hollow without a scheme ...

Brunswick Pro Bowling gives players the opportunity to compete in 10 highly detailed bowling environments, each with unique lane characteristics. Choose between five different game-play options ...

Graphically, Brunswick Pro Bowling straddles the line between awesome and awful. The environments look great and have some pretty nice detail, like working monitors, moving fans and neon lights.

Brunswick Pro Bowling doesn't bring much to the table visually, either. The character models don't pack much personality or detail and the physics engine feels a bit too floaty for its own good.

Brunswick Pro Bowling aims to recreate the precision of actual bowling without the need to leave your house, lift heavy things or change your shoes. Friends, pizza, bad music and the smell of ...