Brunswick Pro Bowling Review (Wii)
When Crave announced it would be publishing Brunswick Pro Bowling for the Nintendo Wii,
we couldn’t help but get excited for what would no doubt be the ultimate party game. Nintendo’s very own Wii Sports Bowling paved the way with spot on controls and a sense of speed that allowed for quick pick-up games with the friends and family, but the promise of 10 playable bowling alleys, a career mode, customizable characters, a pro shop to purchase authentic gear and ball upgrades seemed to make Wii Sports….
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