Soccer, Badminton and Archery Featured in the New Teaser Trailer
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Hudson Entertainment today released a new teaser trailer for DECA
SPORTS Wii, along with a set of fresh new screen shots showing off its
upcoming 10-sport Wii game. The new teaser trailer highlights three
of the sports in the game: badminton, soccer and archery. The game
hits retail on May 13, 2008 for an SRP of $29.99.
Whether you hit the sand in beach volleyball, slide onto the ice in
curling or figure skating, or step onto the court in basketball, DECA
SPORTS for the Nintendo Wii offers players of all ages an immersive
sporting experience just in time to shape up for summer. DECA SPORTS
combines 10 unique events into ONE addictive gameplay experience. The
sports featured in the game include Beach Volleyball, Snowboard Cross,
Badminton, Basketball, Curling, Figure Skating, Archery, Supercross,
Soccer and Kart Racing.
Each sport in the game uses the Wii Remote in unique yet accessible
ways. With a subtle swing of the Wii Remote players can hit and spike
the ball in Beach Volleyball, while twists of the wrist produce a wild
ride down the slopes in Snowboard Cross. In Figure Skating players
need to keep to the music and properly time all of their jumps and
spins in order to impress the judges while passing the ball and lining
up shots is essential in Soccer.
All ten sports support both single player and multiplayer modes, in
addition to a training mode to practice essential skills. The wide
range of events and modes make DECA SPORTS the perfect game for
players and sports fans of all ages.
For more information visit http://www.hudsonent.com
Janine Phelps
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