
San Diego Studio and Zindagi Games were blown away by the success of the multi-million unit-seller Sports Champions and with the newly announced Sports Champions 2, we’re looking forward to providing new experiences for everyone to enjoy with an expanded sporting lineup featuring Skiing, Boxing, Tennis, Golf, Bowling, and a fully updated Archery experience.
Get a sneak peek in our newest trailer:

Sports Champions 2 revives favorite features, including the surprisingly deep and challenging single-player Cup Play and the customizable Free Play mode, plus fun arcade Challenge rounds for each event. We’ve made a ton of improvements, too: Three-point PS Move calibration is no longer required (and it won’t sacrifice gameplay; player avatars can be created and customized per event; a new profile system enables everyone in the house to play together with their own avatars and settings; and the photo booth is more customizable and easier to use.
There’s also an all-new Party Play mode that I can’t wait to show off because it’s the perfect way to play with your friends and family on game night. You can play matches from any combination of events, including Challenge Rounds, and add up your score to see who reigns as the party champion. You can create your own match playlist, see photos and voices from each player during the game, and draw something humiliating (or nice!) on the hapless loser.
We can’t wait to show more on Sports Champions 2, coming to PS3 this fall. Check back soon on PlayStation.Blog for more updates!
Like many others here, online play is THE top feature I’m looking for in a sequel to Sports Champions.
1) It is a competitive title — automatically warrants online. I mean…imagine the scoreboards!
2) Besides ‘party nights’, it’s rare (at least at my age–mid 30s) that you get together with friends to play these types of games. This means that most of the experience is going to end up being single player, which can only go so far. Online play would solve this problem.
3) It gets boring fast to compete against your mom or your little brother all the time. Letting players compete against the world creates a far more rich and diverse environment within which to improve your skills.
The other feature that would be great for this would be 3D–adds to the visual immersion, since you’re already using Move for the physical.
3D is in SC2, online multiplayer is answered in more detail above but is not in SC2.