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Wii Sports comes free when you buy a Nintendo Wii. Sometimes when a game comes free with a system, it isn't always worth the play. Well, that isn't the case with Wii Sports. For the game being out as one of the first games for the Wii, the game really delivers and shows off the precedented skills of the motion sensor. Wii Sports l uses your Mii characters in all of the sports, so you can make someone that looks like you to play as.
The game comes with five different sports to play in. Those would include: Tennis, Baseball, Bowling, Golf, and Boxing. Along with these five games, there is also three training mode games that goes with each sport, as well as a Wii Fitness mode. Tennis The game Tennis is very easy to get used to. You play as doubles and you can control from zero to four of the characters on the field. Using zero of your Mii's, you watch a...
THE GOOD:
Well, if you got the Wii recently then this game will show you what the Wii is really all about. I like how it is interactive and fat burning at the same time. Its really healthy habit to get into. Parents will like it too. Here is a few good points about the game: *Fun *Interactive *Keeps you busy *OK graphics THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
- A great introduction to the new controllers and Wii gameplay; motion sensor works well - Tons of fun - 5 fun sports to play: Tennis, Bowling, Baseball, Golf, and Boxing; the gameplay as a whole is so much fun - Wii Sports Fitness test - Lots of great sports minigames/training games; fun ranking system to add challenge and skill - Great single player fun, and even better multiplayer fun; can even play against CPU opponents; great replay value - Play as your personal "Mii" character; play against your friends "Mii" characters - The game itself is a great workout, especially when you get really into it - Good colorful graphics and sounds; subtle humor here and there is cool as well - It's a free game! Came with my Wii system.. - One of the most dangerous games ever made..haha THE BAD:
THE GOOD:
Wii Sports features five different sports that each use the Wii remote's unique motion sensing abilities. The game is played with the Miis that you create on the Mii channel. You can use your own Miis, premade Miis, or even Miis brought from a friend's house on their Wii remote! The first sport is tennis, which can be played against the computer or up to four friends. You move automatically, and you whack the ball with a swing of the Wii remote. The second sport is baseball, which can be played with up to two players. You take turns pitching and batting, and you run and field automatically. You actually hold the Wii remote like a bat and a ball. Bowling is the next sport, and can support up to four players, and they can also share one Wii remote. You start with the ball in front of you while holding the b button located on the bottom of the controller, swing it back, and swing it forward as you release the button.
THE GOOD:
- Five Different Sports Games - Get to use and see created Mii's - Comes with the Wii THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
Demonstrates the Wii's controls You can put your Mii's in the game THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
+ Free game + Use of Mii's + Long gameplay + Great simulation with Wiimote + Decent graphics + Fitness/Training Modes THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
- Perfect demonstration of the Wii controls - Long replayability - Use of Mii's - Impressive enough graphics - Doesn't cost you a penny THE BAD: SUMMARY:
THE GOOD:
- Gameplay - Very innovative - Multiplayer - You have training modes and a fitness mode so the replay value is solid. - Points just keep you going - Comes free with the Wii! THE BAD: SUMMARY:
Wii Sports is nothing more than just a way to show off what the Wii remote can do, along with the nunchuck attachment. It shows what the motion and everything else it can do can really work and that you are getting your entire moneys worth. Wii Sprts centers around five different sports, which all use the Wii Remote in several different ways. Like holding your remote as a baseball bat or using it to hit a few balls in tennis, it is used in the ways you would probably expect.
Tennis: Tennis is a basic game where all you have to do is swing the Wii remote left or right with the flick of your wrist. You got two players on each side of the court, your side and the opponents. Each character on your side is connected in the sense of you swing your Wii remote, they both swing in the game. They are in different positions. One is in the back, used for serving, and one up front, near the net, to hit the ball in a confusing way so your opponent can't get it. The movement of your... Lowest Prices |
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