Kung Fu Rider Video Review

From the moment I saw this game in the store... I knew it was gonna be terrible.

I love the demo, I dont know what this guy is talking about, the controls are great, only jumping takes practice. Too bad its so expensive.

I can't believe this is a first party game. looks terrible.

I thought this was a fighting game.......

The slow motion is funny.

fail

Thank you, David Hasselhoff!

i can already guess who invented this game... a bunch of retards (no sh*t!)

lame lame lame. money wasted on making this

mario kart forever!!!!!

I'd sooner marry the move before paying $40 for this

This game and its control scheme shows that the Move has buttons for a reason.

anybody else than me,,that want to ride an office chair like that?

this one looks dumb

I think the japan studio has a bad game streak i see various layoffs news on gamespot in the near future.

I think the greatest mystery here is not the bad controls and glitchy physics, but how this game even made it through prodcuction and was created. This game wouldn't be worth it if it was a 5 dollar arcade title.

I just hope the other games made especially for the move are not as bad as this one

the girl looks hot

also i don't think i've ever seen an actual gamespot reviewer post on a message board as often as Tom Mcshea does. i think it's a respectable trait and wish more reviewers would follow suit.

this could be passable as a bargain PSN game, but $40? also, with how far they're going out of their way to say the move not a wii ripoff, a japanese tinged 'tony hawk's downhill jam' clone isn't the way to prove your point.

Not the best game to showcase Move's capabilities :/

When i first saw this game,i already knew that this game was going to be bad as hell lol

@ TomMcShea were are the other move reviews its been days since this was put up

ha i wouldnt buy this game for a buck or a pound let alone 40

looks rather boring i was hoping the playstation move would make good motion controlled games rather than cheap looking party varients of the wii version

there is nothing annoying as an unresponsive game

I'll wait for another review. ign maybe

ps3 move= wii HD

it's like the first third party wii games.

Couldn't they use some of the buttons on the Move Controller for some of the actions instead of only using Motion Sensing?

@TomMcShea Either way. I never heard of the game. (I am correct though that the game was MENTIONED in the PS Move Marathon in SOME context though. Right?)

This is a game that's meant to be played with a controller

fail

Looks abit like Tony Hawks Downhill. But it's a shame it sucks.

Bad controls = not want. And that goes for any game. After watching this review, this looks like a game i would get really frustrated with.

@GameBeaten In the PS Move Marathon, Incredible Crisis was mentioned as being similar to KungFu Rider. But never heard (or paid attention to it) until now.

@AmplifiedHitman It reminded me of Incredible Crisis for the PS1.

A game with bad controls is not a game its garbage.

I hate game's with bad control.

The only way I'll buy this is if the girl is riding on the chair naked!

PlayStation Move = fail

:))))

so far, things don't look good for the move.

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loved the end

Kung Fu Rider, Winner of this year's Coaster Of The Year.

I actually liked the premise of the game, and thought speeding along on office chairs and the like could be a fun twist on the racing genre - until learning it involves the motion controller. They have their place, but IMHO, this sort of game isn't it.

What a mis-step by Sony and Microsoft. Don't they realize why the Wii blew them away in console sales? It wasn't motion controls. Okay, the gimmick definitely helped wow everyone and their grandmas, but maybe it was the fact that Wii only cost 250 friggin dollars at launch? Not 500 or more! The motion control boat has sailed! We all bought Wii's and it's a dinosaur already, just like those grandmas that bought most of them! Why would we want to buy more crap that's just like the crap we quickly grew tired of playing? This is a classic case of blind greed with no regard for actual research. Big surprise, I know. Rather than look deeper to see if Move and Kinect are safe, no-brainer investments, not a colossal risk (revealing clue: they cost too much which means they cost too much to make), they see Nintendo's balance sheet and think, "we should just do that." Idiots.