Here's a few immediate thoughts - some might have been said by others already, but anyway....
Looks OK, and I hate to drag up the control system issue again, but it all feels very 'sequential' - click now to position, click now to aim, click again to set spin, click AGAIN to set power... etc... etc. Real life bowling isn't like that. You deal with direction, power and spin all at the same time.
A further point I think is worth mentioning - the camera transitions are excruciatingly slow. When a player clicks on the pins, he doesn't want to wait ten seconds before he can do anything else.
Also, the camera scrolling up to the scoring monitor seems a bit pointless, since its just a static texture on the monitor screen - the ACTUAL scores are just plonked on top as an overlay.
Lastly, why do you have to click on her arse to 'aim and shoot'? Sexual innuendo?
[edit] Oh - almost forgot - on my very first go i knocked down 9 pins. The tenth remained upstanding (sort of), but it was leaning at an angle around 30-35 degrees.
Looks OK, and I hate to drag up the control system issue again, but it all feels very 'sequential' - click now to position, click now to aim, click again to set spin, click AGAIN to set power... etc... etc. Real life bowling isn't like that. You deal with direction, power and spin all at the same time.
A further point I think is worth mentioning - the camera transitions are excruciatingly slow. When a player clicks on the pins, he doesn't want to wait ten seconds before he can do anything else.
Also, the camera scrolling up to the scoring monitor seems a bit pointless, since its just a static texture on the monitor screen - the ACTUAL scores are just plonked on top as an overlay.
Lastly, why do you have to click on her arse to 'aim and shoot'? Sexual innuendo?
[edit] Oh - almost forgot - on my very first go i knocked down 9 pins. The tenth remained upstanding (sort of), but it was leaning at an angle around 30-35 degrees.