Freddie Flintoff's Power Play Cricket (Nintendo DS)
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Description
๐ Step up to the crease and play like a pro!
- CHALLENGE ACCEPTED - Tackle 4 exciting bonus challenge modes.
- DIVERSE GAME MODES - Choose from Quick Match, 20-20, and World Tour.
- PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT - Sharpen your skills with net practice modes.
- GLOBAL CRICKET ADVENTURE - Play in 5 iconic stadiums worldwide.
- UNLEASH YOUR INNER CRICKETER - Experience head-to-head multiplayer action!
Freddie Flintoff's Power Play Cricket for Nintendo DS offers a dynamic cricket experience with multiple gameplay options, including head-to-head multiplayer, various match formats, and practice modes across five international stadiums.
Reviews
T**R
Its fun;
My Grandson lived this, as he plays cricket!
P**T
Keeps the children entertained
We bought this after England won the Ashes. The children don't play it as much as the FIFA and Mario games but they have enjoyed it and it complements their interest in cricket
R**N
Everything was great - the speed in which it was delivered
Everything was great - the speed in which it was delivered, the quality of the item and how well it was packed. Very happy. Thank you
N**Y
Five Stars
very happy with product for my son
M**E
Petty good - Come on England in Ashes
Kept my 12 year old Nephew occupied and he doesnt even like cricket. Makes a nice change from puzzle or platform........
P**L
Oh dear !
Oh No! Ive been waiting for a cricket DS game for years so was very excited when I heard this game was due for release- big mistake. The game is completely unrealistic (I managed to score 20 off 1 ball and 42 in 1 over), poor layout, awful game play options. The use of the stylus just makes it too difficult to judge the swing of the bat. Bowling is rubbish too. The only way you can score runs on the quick game play is a 4 or 6. Please save yourself cash and don't bother- Mine is on ebay !
M**D
If you want a good cricket game this is not for you
This game makes no sense. Firstly the only real player is Freddie. Their are only 5 teams and you can score 20 off one ball. Batting and bowling are both very confusing and you can't field on the game. You might as well just play stick cricket on the computer
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