Been bowling for 20 years, and this is the first motion control game where it actually feels right. Games I've played in the past that initially felt right still had foibles if you really knew what you were doing; but in this it actually seems to do the job of tracking your real life spin as if you were actually throwing a ball.
It even seems to have...
Not much to do as singleplayer... And not a fan of how mouse and keyboard controls are designed. The power gauge constantly going up and down like a sine wave isn't ideal. Also the hook control is handled in an inconvenient way: Rolling the ball right/left/up/down hundred times without a gauge or any visual/numeric indication doesn't feel right.
Still...
