GameSpot writes: "Six minigames doesn't seem like a lot for a minigame compilation. The game is set to be priced at $29.99. From what we've seen, the games do look like fun and seem like a good way for parents to play with their kids. It will depend on how much you want to play street hockey indoors. At least this way you don't risk breaking any windows, as long as you have your Wii safety strap on. Go Play City Sports arrives this fall".
Go Play City Sports seemed like it should have integrated more closely with the existing avatar-creation in the Wii system and focused on making the games more playable. It fell short on both counts.
Game Guys writes: "Because there aren't enough casual sports titles on the Wii, game publisher Majesco has released Go Play City Sports. It is the latest in the company's Go Play franchise, which targets younger boy and girl gamers.
In Go Play City Sports, you create your in-game avatar using the very-limited built-in character maker. While character creation is (for most) somewhat fun, sometime's it's better just to give players the option of importing their Mii. This is one of those times. With your avatar made, you're plopped on a blocked-off inner-city street with a few of the other neighborhood kids hanging around sort-of like a bunch of carnival midway workers would at the county fair."
Because there aren't enough casual sports titles on the Wii, game publisher Majesco has released Go Play City Sports. It is the latest in the company's Go Play franchise, which targets younger boy and girl gamers.
