Brunswick Pro Bowling Review Brunswick Pro Bowling proffers dry simulation fare that only a big fan of professional bowling could love. By Chris Watters on November 21, 2007 at 10:24AM PST ...

All-in-all, I’d say Brunswick Pro Bowling is a mediocre game and an OK attempt at utilizing the Playstation Move’s motion-sensitive abilities. If you are a bowling fan or just a PS3 gamer who ...

A motion control device wouldn’t be the same without a bowling game, so it’s just as well Crave has announced it's to release a Natal-enabled version of Brunswick Pro Bowling. Natal, of course ...

The Brunswick representative on-hand said that there'd be more depth to come, but we'll have to wait for specifics. Stay tuned to IGN for more Brunswick Pro Bowling coverage in the future.

"Brunswick Pro Bowling brings to life all the fun and excitement of live action bowling by delivering a high-quality virtual experience that appeals to both casual and hardcore gamers," said Betsi ...

A recent ESRB rating has revealed that Brunswick Pro Bowling is heading to the Wii U, and the accompanying box art (shown below) suggests that it is getting a physical retail release. The original ...

The only iPhone and iTouch bowling game licensed by industry leader Brunswick, Brunswick Pro Bowling features real pin and ball physics including changing oil patterns and lane conditions, as well ...

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Brunswick Pro Bowling has been rated by the Entertainment Software Rating Board, making a North American release on the 3DS something pinheads can look forward to.

Critics have already praised Brunswick Pro Bowling for its incredible realism and exciting game play. According to Sports Illustrated for Kids, "The game's physics are incredibly realistic, which ...