‘Heroes’ needs a savior

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It’s never a good thing for a retail release to feel like a tech demo. It’s especially bad when it feels like a tech demo for a system that’s been out for five years. “PlayStation Move Heroes” is admirable in its attempt to transfer combine motion-control standards like Frisbee and bowling out of the realm of sports and into the realm of combat, but the game never seems to do anything that the Move and the Move alone is capable of. The result is a middling diversion that, except for its graphics, feels like a Wii launch title.

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