Deca Sports 2

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  • Release Date: Sep. 29, 2009
  • Price: $30.00
  • Publisher: Hudson
  • Developer: Hudson
  • Platform(s): Wii
  • Genre: Family

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Deca Sports 2 by Hudson for Wii is a sports-party game that allows players to compete against other Decathletes from around the country in dodge ball, ice hockey, and tennis. Featuring other diverse sports such as synchronized swimming, motorcycle road racing, speed skating, mogul skiing, and darts, as well as lesser-known international sports such as petanque and kendo, Deca Sports 2 continues the original game?s credo of "the Everybody Sports Game." In addition to the new sports, gamers can design their own teams, customize uniforms, athlete skill sets, and even the looks of the athletes themselves.

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Deca Sports 2 - Wii

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Deca sports 2 is really fun.

I recently picked up this game from my local GameStop. I was in the mood for something that looked fun and this game was it. To start off, its really easy to pick up and play. The tutorials are easy to follow. I even got to make my own team members. They look way better then miis and I felt that I could customized them more. So after I made the "spice girls" ( I know, I'm lame ;) ), I played tennis. Tennis was really fun and once I got the hang of it, I felt like a pro. Darts was cool and I am really digging Pentanque(sp?). My guy friend played Hockey online and loved it. Overall the game is worth picking up and most importantly, it was fun to play.

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  • Oct. 28, 2009 Review: Deca Sports 2

    More of a tech demo than a fully finished sports simulation compilation, reviewer Aaron Koehn saw Hudson's Deca Sports 2 as an excuse for the publisher to make a quick buck on the back of Nintendo's insanely popular Wii Sports franchise. Still, if you're a hardcore petanque player, where else are you going to get your fix?