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'Strike Force Bowling' (PS2) Announced - Screens

by Rainier on Dec. 18, 2003 @ 3:54 p.m. PST

Featuring everything from Fantasy Bowling on a Pirate Ship to authentically detailed tournaments, Crave Entertainment announced today Strike Force Bowling for the PlayStation2. Blurring the line between fiction and reality, this multi-player arcade game offers something for everyone.

Developed by LAB Rats Games, Strike Force Bowling is the state-of-the-art in videogame bowling, featuring the most authentic real-time pin physics ever created. Straightforward arcade-style control and multi-player performance for up to four players make Strike Force Bowling a great family or party game that anyone can pick up and play. But, the fun doesn't stop there. Strike Force Bowling also offers six modes of play, eight lane environments and a host of other features designed to make this virtual bowling experience second to none.

Strike Force Bowling features:

  • Unsurpassed realism with real-time ball and pin physics, taking into consideration ball weight, surface material and lane friction, among other elements
  • Six unique and challenging modes of play, such as Skins Mode, Golf Mode, Challenge Mode, Practice Mode, Open Play and the prestigious Tournament Play
  • 0ver eight distinct realistic and fantasy lane environments, including Standard Lane, Pirate Ship Bowl, Tropical Island Bowl, , Egyptian Bowl, Medieval Bowl, and the Lunar Bowl. Hidden game bonuses, such as Big head mode and secret night lanes.
  • Eight, high-polygon characters to choose from complete with reaction animations and customizable characteristics and bowling styles

Scheduled for release in March 2004, Strike Force Bowling will be available for the PlayStation®2 with a MSRP of $14.99.

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