*PLAYSTATION MOVE COMPATIBLE*
"Defy the impossible and dominate the forces of nature. Step up to 8 of the world's most dangerous sports. Plunge down mountains in your wingsuit, pull off a frontside 360 while Kiteboarding along the Gold Coast, or hurtle down 200 foot waterfalls on your kayak as you attempt to burn your name into the history books. Every move you make has the potential to push you closer to becoming an extreme sports legend - or rip you in half. Only by risking everything will you be able to break the will of Mother Nature. "
8 Insanely Dangerous Sports - Experience pulse-pounding sports like wingsuit proximity flying, kiteboarding, whitewater kayaking, mountain biking, free fall skydiving, ETRM skiing, jungle parkour and more.
Risk It All for Greatness - Reap rewards for recklessness. The riskier your moves, the bigger the bonuses. Build up your fan base online and unlock new challenges and locations, get sick gear, and lock-in lucrative sponsorship deals.
Conquer the Wonders of the World - From mountain top temples in the Himalayas to the tumultuous Amazon River and its world famous waterfalls, travel to the far reaches of the globe in search of the ultimate high.
Instinctive Motion Gameplay - Use motion control to experience adrenaline-pumping extreme sports like never before.
Take on your Friends - Compete solo or with a friend in multiple game modes such as Speed Round, Tricks and Collectibles, Challenges, and Survival mode.
I absolutely hated this game. It extremely hard to control with the PS move. The responsiveness is not efficient whatsoever. The sports game that game with the PS move was way better then this game. Only played it for half hour and was bored out of my mind. Definitely no adrenaline rush, :-)
There isn't much to say about this game except that the controls are a little stiff (especially for the mountain climbing) and there could be more "adrenaline" style sports or mini-games like bungee jumping (which isn't included).
Tried every sport with the PS Move and only found the Skiing to work the most successfully, the others fall flat and aren't responsive enough.