On the surface, Kung Fu Rider comes off as a fun variation on the downhill racing formula, removing the boxcars or skateboards players might expect to ride and switching them out for office chairs ...

Kung Fu Rider takes you to the tough streets of Hong Kong, utilizing the PlayStation Move controller to escape from mobsters.

At the PlayStation Beta Rooms event in Birmingham last week we had the chance to go hands-on with a range of upcoming PS3 games ... feature we focus on Kung Fu Rider, an off-beat PlayStation ...

But despite the supposed variety of nonsensical action to enjoy, the resounding memory that Kung Fu Rider will leave you with will be one of plodding down a an array of nigh-identikit streets ...

Last night, I had the chance to sit down and get some time with the newly named Kung Fu Rider, which was previously known as "Slider." Our very own Greg Miller previewed the game last March during ...

Kung Fu Rider is one of the PlayStation Move launch games targeted to a more traditional gaming audience, the kind of audience who might be delighted by a downhill racer, be it an SSX snowboarding ...

Kung Fu Rider is the first effort using the PlayStation Move from Sony Japan Studios. Is this PlayStation Move launch title a smooth ride, or is it a wreck waiting to happen? Kung Fu Rider is an ...

Along the way there are mobsters, traffic and pedestrians to block your path. Kung Fu Rideris a slick presentation. Colourful, clear graphics compliment the slapstick, making the whole thing feel ...

Before I begin my review of Kung Fu Rider, I should explain that I'm actually very excited about the PlayStation Move technology and I'm eager to see developers take advantage of the hardware.

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