Pure fun fuerzs living room with optimized control

The new Sports Champions 2 did not disappoint. As I have already played the first part very often, I was curious to see what awaits me in the 2nd part.
The disciplines are all different from the control, but come (at least from the movement) very close by the optimized design of the movement control of the real sport.
Even the minimal turning the Move controller now has, for example, influence the trajectory of the golf ball, the whole thing a bit more difficult than the control in the predecessor.
Yet the motivation is quite high, because the graphics are really in all sports at its best! When skiing comes to absolute winter holiday feeling, when you can easily spend a bowling evening with friends without ;-) to pay a cent for the alley, tennis is great fun and motivated again to a proper game on the clay courts.
The calibration of the Move controller of the 1st part has disappeared (this has me but not too much identified), which one is faster at the start.
Only the loading times seem to me a little longer, which of course also can be because you can not wait, for example, to miss his opponent in boxing a nice hook.
Archery has been optimized compared to the 1st part and simplifies the control - this was very useful, especially now also a zoom function has been installed. Now you no longer just an effort to "Blue".
Finally, I must say that, for example, were taken over elements of Wii Sports Resort in Golf (impact indicator, turning the stick, etc.), what the game fun but due to better graphics does not detract from - why should not a good, proven control take?
It will take a while to master the control of all sports, when one or the other Move newcomer frustration could arise. But: Anyone who has completed a real golf course, will know that here only practice makes perfect and you need a while to get hinbekommt reasonable impact.
Hence my recommendation: For scarce 30 a bargain, a look at it is worthwhile in any case.
So, I go now times a round on the tennis court ... the rain did not itch micht ;-)