DualPenSports Has Seven Sports Games

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Back when Namco Bandai first announced Double Pen Sports (hereby referred to as DualPenSports), they only showed off two of the events in the game: archery and soccer. The Indies Zero-developed game actually comes with seven sports, controlled using two styli.

 

While the seven sports themselves are fairly clear (paragliding sounds fun!), that last one for dual-stylus exercises is interesting. Reflex and coordination exercises perhaps? Or are we going to see something like an in-game gym?

 

Now’s a good time to mention that DualPenSports is headed out of Japan. While Japan gets the game on June 2nd, Namco Bandai have DualPenSports scheduled for a summer release in North America.


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