Learn Karate with “All Star Karate”
Wii | Admir J. | February 8, 2010 at 5:01 pm
Just when you think Nintendo has got a hang of their shovel ware releases you’re proven wrong once again as a new game has been announced titled All-Star Karate which is coming this Spring. You’ll have to use the Wii mote and have the option to use Wii Motion Plus. Check out the trailer and decide for your self. What do you think more shovel ware from Nintendo? Or potentially something epic? Comment below and let us know. No registration required to comment.
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It’s gonna suck. Sorry.
Moving on.
Nice game, but I want a better graphic in future for Wii. Anyway promise a lot of fun, soon we all be ninja’s.
Uh… that looks like shovelware to me….
Ive spent the last 20 years studting/teaching martial arts and I can tell you that no video game will ever be able to safely replace first hand instruction.
Ralph
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I’ve got a black belt in all-star-karate!
Would have liked to have seen leg position sensors so we can do real kicks.
How is this shovel ware from Nintendo when it’s published by THQ?
It’s allowing a game like this to be on their system.
I can just see the law suits now. People punching and kicking their children by mistake. smh
It’s going to suck, obviously. However, complaining about shovelware is illogical. Nobody’s forcing you to buy the games, and a true gamer can tell what is shovelware and what is a true, quality game. You’re not a real gamer if you complain about shovelware. Period.
Illogical or not it’s the truth. When I say shovel-ware I’m speaking for the mass, because any ESPECIALLY true gamer will tell you that nintendo is full of them, making other great games lost in the middle of all the crap.
This looks like a compilation of ninja stereotypes. This is not karate. I’m sure any serious karateka would not support or endorse this as it would be irresponsible.
As John Wods said earlier, a video game cannot replace first hand instruction in any martial art.
As John Wods said earlier, a video game cannot replace first hand instruction in any martial art.
Don’t be so bloody stupid at what point any where during that crap advert for the crap game did it say in this was some sort of instructional video game ?
It obviously just meant to be a bit of fun, which I am sure it will fail to be.
“Illogical or not it’s the truth. When I say shovel-ware I’m speaking for the mass, because any ESPECIALLY true gamer will tell you that nintendo is full of them, making other great games lost in the middle of all the crap.”
Ummm… I didn’t say it wasn’t the truth… -.-
I’m just saying it’s illogical to complain about it. And it is.
Understandable.