Don Bradman Cricket 14 (PS3)

Very good. It isn't a simple cricket game. It's a revolution for cricket games view.My dream is a cricket game with a numerous game modes than EA, 2K or Konami sporting games. And this game run in correct way to it.

A great new cricket game with a balance between batting and bowling. Fan support online provides players and teams. A must have for the cricketing gamer.

A very good game play. This game has been designed with folks who have actually played the game.The levels are not so easy like EA Sports Cricket, where you can just keep hitting sixes. Even at the lowest setting, the game play is interesting and adoptive. As a batsman you get a lot of options like foot movement stroke selection. As a bowler your release determines the Line and Length.If you can ignore the Graphics and Commentary aspects, this game is for you!

The game has a lot of features but there are some game play issues. You try to play a shot in one direction but the player will play in another direction.

Awesome Game! love it.. Fast delivery

Lots of Bugs.-batsman is actually run out and game gives batsman not out-Unnecessarily batsman is given stump-out(walking outside crease)-Inaccurate review system. Batsman is given LBW out even though ball touched the bat-Horrible camera positions.When bowler has longer run-up you can't see batsman and you would not know whether the batsman is left handed or right handed-Spin bowling you play advance stroke and even if you have return to crease you will be given out(horrible)-trying to play flick shot and batsman opens up wicket by shuffling too much towards the off side and batsman gets bowled out.I like simple bug free game playing and this game is full of serious bugs. I don't know how this kind of quality gets OK in quality assurance testing.You can buy this game if you are OK with all these bugs loaded software.I think price should be $20-$25 not $60 to $70

The best cricket game in the history!!!!!

The game play is good and the graphics are fantastic. I would like to have seen more test grounds available and players names with teams.