Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
PlayStation 3
- 1st Sep 2010
- 15th Sep 2010
- Controller Support
Reviews
Review Kung Fu Rider (PlayStation 3)
Is the ticket worth the ride?
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 and luggage. To make this premise even more wacky, the protagonists periodically perform kung fu moves while riding these...
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Kung Fu Rider News
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Bums on seats
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GameStop offers deal "while supplies last"
If you have been holding off on picking up a Move, there's no better time than now. GameStop is unloading its Move controllers and accessories at a huge 50% off discount. That means you'll be able to pick up a Move controller for $24.99, the SharpShooter for a cool $19.99, and a Navigation controller or...
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Plenty of new DLC for other titles too
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News Start the Party's Japanese Box Art is Truly Amazing
Check out the other updates
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Demos, patches and more good stuff
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Truly start the party with demos and games in one
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$39.99 for select titles
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About The Game
What do office chairs and the Chinese Mafia have in common? Kung Fu Rider.
Kung Fu Rider is a fast-paced, arcade-action game for PlayStation 3 that combines a comically off-the-wall in-game movement mechanic with the motion-control technology of the PlayStation Move system to create a gameplay experience not to be missed. Along with addictive fast-paced gameplay, additional features include a two-player co-op mode, 20+ game levels, PlayStation Network support and rankings, multiple ridable office chairs and more.
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Does anyone else think the geezer looks just like James Newton?
if by 'geezer' you mean the dude in the banner, then yes, lol. also, why are these showing up on NL? or will these new articles somehow not be accessible from the NL front when Movemodo finally launches?
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