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You can dodge by moving the fists left or right.

Boxing uses both the remote and the Nunchuk attachment, which plugs into the remote, to simulate punching with both fists.

(If you swing the club without holding the button, you get a practice swing.) Supports one to four players, even with only one remote.

Golf lets you hold a button while swinging the remote to swing the club and hit the ball.

Supports one to four players, even if you only have one remote. The slightest twist of your wrist affects ball movement.

Bowling lets you bowl by making a throwing motion, even going so far as to simulate the tendency to let the ball slip left or right due to an imperfect or not-quite-straight throw you can even throw the ball behind you if you let go during the backswing.

Single-player mode has you play either one or both halves of the doubles team two-player allows competitive or cooperative. You control the swings of your players as they automatically chase the ball.

Tennis lets you swing the remote like a racket to hit the ball in a doubles match.

The Wii U version adds in GamePad controls for pitching and catching fly balls.

Baseball allows you to swing the remote like a bat to swing at the ball, or make a throwing motion of sorts to pitch.

The downloadable version offers the ability to either permanently buy each sport separately, or rent the whole package at once for one day. It launched on Novemas a downloadable game, then later on Jas a retail game.

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Wii Sports also got its own Updated Re-release on Wii U under the title of Wii Sports Club, which added online functionality and refined Wii Motion Plus control. Wii Fit, Wii Sports Resort, and Pilotwings Resort all feature Wuhu Island as their main setting.

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The game seems to have spawned a series of games that is typically referred to as the "Wii series", games that are all named Wii "(insert something here)", that focus primarily on using Miis to play games, such as Wii Play, Wii Music, Wii Fit, Wii Party and a true sequel, Wii Sports Resort that uses the newly introduced Wii Motion Plus accessory for more advanced control. Slightly more savvy players will likely simply refer to each game in the package as " Wii (insert sport here)". The Wii has become synonymous with Wii Sports, and the general, non game-playing public won't bother to correct this mistake. They don't mean Excite Truck, Super Mario Galaxy, or even Super Smash Bros. Whenever elderly talk about "the Wii", they only mean " Wii Sports". Not surprisingly, Wii Sports also has the secondary effect of being associated with the Wii itself. But, much like Dragon Ball Z and Sailor Moon were the " gateway drugs" for anime fans, Wii Sports is the same for video games. It's become the one video game that can be easily demonstrated to someone else when they ask you "why do you play video games? What makes them so fun?" Of course, by demonstrating a simplistic sports game, you're failing to capture the appeal of more complicated games like The Legend of Zelda. Retirement centers are buying Wii systems for the elderly to use, and use them they do. Its easy-to-understand, pick-up-and-play nature has allowed people who don't play video games to get into it. While Wii Sports is looked down upon by certain fanboys for its lack of depth ( but for something like this, is a plot really necessary?), but for the motion sensing features of the controller and what it has done for video games, it has caused a big ripple effect that's still being felt today. It's five simplified sports in one game, and it's dependent on the Wii's motion sensitive remote-shaped controller. Wii Sports is a game that originally came bundled with the Wii system (except in Japan). And no matter who you are, you've probably already played it.īut for those of you who haven't, here's a rundown. If you are into video games, you of course already knew about it. If you're not into video games, then you probably heard the media, getting it wrong as they always do, referring to it as the Wii itself, not making a distinction between the game and the system that comes with it (but being bundled with the system doesn't help). You've probably already heard about Wii Sports.