Move Street Cricket II

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Just found this photo on Move Street Cricket II facebook page.
Its so cool we can toggle between team kits this time.

Planet Cricket should get more insights of this game. Some game features, interviews!!!
 

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MSCII Released

Available now is Move Street Cricket 2, which can be purchased through major gaming retail outlets around India. Sony PlayStation has slapped this new entry to the series with a price tag of Rs. 1,499. Moreover a special MSCII Starter Pack has also been announced by the company to have been slated to hit stores this June at a price of Rs. 3,650. Predictably, it will contain a copy of the game, bundled together with a Move controller and a PS Eye camera.

Developed entirely in India in partnership with the country?s very own Trine, this game boasts of number of new features that weren?t part of the earlier entries. These include an improved responsive AI system which is claimed to enhance the user experience in motion-controlled gameplay. Moreover, there has also been a boost in the game?s pace. And apart from these tweaks, the developers have also introduced certain changes to the title?s mini-games.

A total of eight unique playing fields have been brought into it, allowing players to choose their own grounds to indulge in the unique ?gully? version of the gentleman?s game. They can choose to fight it out on locations as distinctly Indian as a dhaba, a school ground, a chawl or a society roof top. Gamers will even be able to play as one of eight international teams that have been infused into it.

Expressing delight at the launch of this new title, Atindriya Bose, Sony?s country manager of its PlayStation operations revealed that the title?s overhauled gameplay provides new avenues in bowling as well as batting departments. Trine has granted this game with multiplayer support for split-screen play.

The title acts as a successor to last year?s release which was doled out through retail as well as PSN. And it in turn was a successor to a PS2 title from the series which had been launched in the country with the suffix of Champions back in the days. However, the former?s support for motion controlled gaming gave it a much larger audience, for it was the first ever cricket game to bear the trait.

Move Street Cricket 2 can be found listed on Game4U, Intencity, Flipkart, nextworld and other retailers, but it will start shipping only on May 20.
 
Available now is Move Street Cricket 2, which can be purchased through major gaming retail outlets around India. Sony PlayStation has slapped this new entry to the series with a price tag of Rs. 1,499. Moreover a special MSCII Starter Pack has also been announced by the company to have been slated to hit stores this June at a price of Rs. 3,650. Predictably, it will contain a copy of the game, bundled together with a Move controller and a PS Eye camera.

Developed entirely in India in partnership with the country?s very own Trine, this game boasts of number of new features that weren?t part of the earlier entries. These include an improved responsive AI system which is claimed to enhance the user experience in motion-controlled gameplay. Moreover, there has also been a boost in the game?s pace. And apart from these tweaks, the developers have also introduced certain changes to the title?s mini-games.

A total of eight unique playing fields have been brought into it, allowing players to choose their own grounds to indulge in the unique ?gully? version of the gentleman?s game. They can choose to fight it out on locations as distinctly Indian as a dhaba, a school ground, a chawl or a society roof top. Gamers will even be able to play as one of eight international teams that have been infused into it.

Expressing delight at the launch of this new title, Atindriya Bose, Sony?s country manager of its PlayStation operations revealed that the title?s overhauled gameplay provides new avenues in bowling as well as batting departments. Trine has granted this game with multiplayer support for split-screen play.

The title acts as a successor to last year?s release which was doled out through retail as well as PSN. And it in turn was a successor to a PS2 title from the series which had been launched in the country with the suffix of Champions back in the days. However, the former?s support for motion controlled gaming gave it a much larger audience, for it was the first ever cricket game to bear the trait.

Move Street Cricket 2 can be found listed on Game4U, Intencity, Flipkart, nextworld and other retailers, but it will start shipping only on May 20.

Any idea if it will be available on PSN as well?
 
Anybody who has tried the game pls review it here and pls post a gameplay video as well.....:thumbs
 
I don' t think this would be any better than the first version. The first one was a bit drab.
 
No news of the game as of now ...No reviews ,no videos nothing....hope something will come up later this week...:yes
 
No news of the game as of now ...No reviews ,no videos nothing....hope something will come up later this week...:yes

Looks like it's the season of delays for cricket games...
 
Its just 550 mb approx on psn. I think graphics again gonna be ----!!

The first game was around 400+mb, and it had pretty decent graphics really, so dont think it would be a problem here!

Anyways, the game costs Rs. 599 bucks on PSN :D!!!

Edit:

Bought a copy off psn (have a hunch that this price might just be a promotional one as the retail version costs Rs.1499.....the difference is HUGE)!! Will post my impressions tonight :cheers:!!

EDIT2: The first game was around 2.74gb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dunno what I was smoking when I posted 400+mb (though that is a correct figure as well....technically 2.74gb is 400+mb....400+2405.76mb to be precise :p)
 
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The first game was around 400+mb, and it had pretty decent graphics really, so dont think it would be a problem here!

Anyways, the game costs Rs. 599 bucks on PSN :D!!!

Edit:

Bought a copy off psn (have a hunch that this price might just be a promotional one as the retail version costs Rs.1499.....the difference is HUGE)!! Will post my impressions tonight :cheers:!!

Post a gameplay video as well and the response of move controller for batting..:thumbs

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https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/#!/en-in/cid=EP9000-NPEA00337_00-MVSTREETCRICKET0
But this page says its 2gb..Why???Street cricket 1
 
Pls review as soon as possible as the price is very reasonable in PSN :yes
 

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