Sporting the standard $9.99 price tag, the surprisingly good-looking game also includes YouTube support to upload your best shots, in-game XMB music control, and online multiplayer. Check out the trailer after the break.
Sporting the standard $9.99 price tag, the surprisingly good-looking game also includes YouTube support to upload your best shots, in-game XMB music control, and online multiplayer. Check out the trailer after the break.
Reader Comments (15)
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 3:19PM Stubs24 said
Why doesn't every game have XMB music control?
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 3:28PM The Pirate said
Becuase Microsoft Patented Software music. That stops Sony from allowing it for all games. Now the game developers have to put that feature in themselves
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 3:48PM Chimaera9 said
I'm definitely getting this. I just hope there is some kind of tutorial or training mode, because I certainly can't pull off a lot of the moves seen in that video, though I'd very much like to learn how. This should hold me over until I've saved up enough for a real table.
Also, I heard that this is going to be one of the games that will later be patched to support the new motion control device. I thought they were going to wait on releasing it until the device was released, but with the recent announcement that the controller won't be out until the fall, I'm glad they went ahead with Hustle Kings.
Also, I heard that this is going to be one of the games that will later be patched to support the new motion control device. I thought they were going to wait on releasing it until the device was released, but with the recent announcement that the controller won't be out until the fall, I'm glad they went ahead with Hustle Kings.
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 5:08PM (Unverified) said
There is a tutorial that shows you how to pull off swerve and jump shots and there's also a trick shot mode.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 3:50PM lIonheart1505 said
Yes, Finally a game that will make me cool. I always wanted to do the Hustle, I'm there
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 3:57PM (Unverified) said
do do do da dodo do do do do do do dodo do da do do
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 4:23PM prodigy69 said
it's a brilliant game..been playin' it for a while now :)
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 4:24PM (Unverified) said
Incorrect, an inside source more specifically stated that:
A certain game publisher would be angry if Sony released in-game music as a system default because x number of this certain publisher's games would not be compatible with the feature, therefore, making them look bad.
So....whoever this game publisher is is a huge player in the Sony space for Sony to cave into their demands. Feel free to hypothesize on which game developer it is. They are responsible for this whole debacle.
A certain game publisher would be angry if Sony released in-game music as a system default because x number of this certain publisher's games would not be compatible with the feature, therefore, making them look bad.
So....whoever this game publisher is is a huge player in the Sony space for Sony to cave into their demands. Feel free to hypothesize on which game developer it is. They are responsible for this whole debacle.
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 4:25PM (Unverified) said
Damn it, that was supposed to be a reply to the first comment's reply. Oh well.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 5:27PM LettucePrey said
Interesting. Going to have to check out the reviews on this one. There's plenty of pool games, but as a serious pool player I've yet to find one that was anything close to the real mccoy.
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 5:48PM (Unverified) said
Real McCoy would have a Pub mode, where there's a lean on the table =P
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 7:34PM natureboy46 said
A mate of mine picked this up in the Aussie PSN store (thanks gamesharing) a few weeks back and it really is quite good.
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 8:17PM eat it said
I'm pickin up this jawn!
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