Move Street Cricket II

Thank u so so much for playing....Will check out the video as soon as u upload....:cheers:thumbs:thumbs:thumbs:thumbs

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@Angad: How is the move's response for batting in harder difficulty???
And u have not said much about bowling with the move...
 
Hey...sorry for the delayed post...the upload took longer than I thought!! Anyways, here are a couple of videos:

1) Playing on Hard mode using a Leather Ball:

Move Street Cricket 2 - Hard mode wit leather ball - YouTube

2) Menu Screens:

Move Street Cricket 2 Menu - YouTube

Again, sorry for the crappy quality....had to use my cell phone again :(!

Am uploading another video in which I played using a tennis ball on hard mode, just to give an idea on how the two different balls play!! That would take some time though :p!

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Thank u so so much for playing....Will check out the video as soon as u upload....:cheers:thumbs:thumbs:thumbs:thumbs

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@Angad: How is the move's response for batting in harder difficulty???
And u have not said much about bowling with the move...


The move response felt the same at all levels. I tried bowling with the move just once but almost hated it!! Bowling with DS3 is fun though!! As compared to the first game, batting with move just feels more fun and realistic now!! In the first game I could just swing the bat with one hand and it would hit the ball for six....but I just tried doing that in this game, and had to ditch it forever as I couldnt even connect the ball!!

You have to experience this game with the move!! At Rs.599, I dont think there is any excuse to not experience this bliss!!
 
@Angad:I am able to see a stadium locked.....What is the req to unlock the stadium???
 
Thanks for uploading the videos angad :thumbs Here are some quick-hit thoughts and questions after watching the video...

1. The in-game music really gets on your nerve and I can't imagine playing with that in the back-ground. Is it possible to turn it off?

2. You hear "Left Hand Batsman" or "Right Hand Batsman" but looks like batting handedness will depend on the Move user. Did the game penalize you when you try to play as a right handed batsman with a left handed batsman in terms of run scoring being more difficult or finding timing the shots a tad more difficult?

3. How do you hit ground and lofted shots? Do you have to press a button to hit the lofted shots? Curious to know how the game/Move decides it's a lofted shots instead of a ground shot.

4. Move captures the bat movement but what about the feet movement? I mean in real cricket most important aspect of the batting is getting the feet to the pitch of the ball. You need to be positively back when playing a short ball and be on the front to drive a fuller length one. How does the game handle this aspect of the game?
 
Thanks for uploading the videos angad :thumbs Here are some quick-hit thoughts and questions after watching the video...

1. The in-game music really gets on your nerve and I can't imagine playing with that in the back-ground. Is it possible to turn it off?

2. You hear "Left Hand Batsman" or "Right Hand Batsman" but looks like batting handedness will depend on the Move user. Did the game penalize you when you try to play as a right handed batsman with a left handed batsman in terms of run scoring being more difficult or finding timing the shots a tad more difficult?

3. How do you hit ground and lofted shots? Do you have to press a button to hit the lofted shots? Curious to know how the game/Move decides it's a lofted shots instead of a ground shot.

4. Move captures the bat movement but what about the feet movement? I mean in real cricket most important aspect of the batting is getting the feet to the pitch of the ball. You need to be positively back when playing a short ball and be on the front to drive a fuller length one. How does the game handle this aspect of the game?

1. Music can be turned down from the sound options

2. Right andnkeftbhanded batsmen come into play when batting with ds3. For move, you can choose whether you are left or right hands from the options menu.

3. When playing with move, The bat movement and timing decides whether the ball goes along the ground or in the air, like in real life.

4. Feet movement will enable you to get to the pitch of the Ball or have more time to play the shots Like real life, as the ps3 detects whether the move comes forward (naturally when you come forward) or moves back. It's like real life....for seeping you need to be on your knees to be able to get the bat sweeping along the ground. Similarly to play a pull, you can either pull off the front foot or the Blackfoot..however pulling off Blackfoot would give you slightly more time as you would be meeting the ball late. Overall, foot movement will help in the movement of the bat like in real life.
 
4. Feet movement will enable you to get to the pitch of the Ball or have more time to play the shots Like real life, as the ps3 detects whether the move comes forward (naturally when you come forward) or moves back. It's like real life....for seeping you need to be on your knees to be able to get the bat sweeping along the ground. Similarly to play a pull, you can either pull off the front foot or the Blackfoot..however pulling off Blackfoot would give you slightly more time as you would be meeting the ball late. Overall, foot movement will help in the movement of the bat like in real life.

Is this mechanism implemented in street cricket game?
 
Is this mechanism implemented in street cricket game?

There is no mechanism put in place when playing with the DS3 controller. Only when you play with the move do these things come into play, more so, because of the bat and ball physics put into the game when playing with move, rather than anything else.

So when you move forward (even when you walk forward) the ps3+move registers that movement and the bat moves forward on the pitch, and vice versa when you move back!! So, say, when you want to drive a spinner down the ground before giving the ball much chance to spin, you would have to move forward and play the shot off the front foot to get the bat movement right! So, there is no mechanism as such, its just that the front foot and backfoot movement is natural to play some shots, and also the fact that when you play a backfoot shot you will have that much extra time as you would be playing the shot later than you would have when you played off the front foot, so you have that little extra bit of time. Ofcourse you can stand at a single position and keep waving the bat around, but that wouldnt help you much :D!
 
That cut scene after every ball would get annoying really fast.
 
That cut scene after every ball would get annoying really fast.

It already is (almost all cut scenes are)!! As you can see in the video, I pressed 'x' almost instinctively to skip it where I never intended to do so :p! Its the same with all cricket games really!!
 

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