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This pack-in title might be a tutorial in disguise, but it's still tons of fun

Words: Mikel Reparaz, GamesRadar US
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That stuff is all pretty easy to adjust to, though; this is, after all, a game meant for everyone. And none of it stops the games from being fast, easy to get into and fun, especially if you can get together four people to swing virtual racquets or take turns at golf or bowling. So long as you've got a big enough room and a big enough TV, this is really how Wii Sports was meant to be played: with a group of people hopping around and screaming at each other.

It's not bad with two people, either; that's the only way to box, after all, and for those who crave a little ultraviolence with their games, boxing is as near as they'll get to it here. It's a lot of fun, too; holding the remote in your right hand and the Nunchuk in your left, just pantomime punches (or flick the controllers) at your onscreen opponent and try to knock him/her out in three rounds or fewer.


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Wii Sports

Genre: Sports
Release date: Nov 19, 2006
Published by: Nintendo
Developed by: Nintendo
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
4 player VS
8 GREAT
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