Wii Play with Wii Remote
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Technical Details
- Shooting Range, a point-and-fire game of target practice in the Duck Hunt tradition
- Billiards, a simplified variation of nine-ball with stunningly realistic physics that uses your Wii Remote as your pool cue
- Find Mii, in which you scan the crowds to find the right Mii – Miis you and your friends created make an appearance
- Tanks!, where you command a toy tank on a miniature battlefield in a gauntlet of 100 missions
- Other games include Pose Mii, Table Tennis, Fishing, Charge! and Laser Hockey
Product Description
Wii Play collects nine quick and addictive games that are easy to pick up and play and hard to put away. Thanks to the intuitive controls of the Wii Remote, even the most inexperienced gamers will have no trouble mastering the controls.
Wii Play features nine separate mini-games, including the following:
Every game features a multiplayer mode, so you and your friends can compete for the high score or go head to head to see who’s the best. Wii Play comes with a white Wii Remote so that your friends can join in the action. (Nunchuk not included.)
| 1,145 of 1,161 people found the following review helpful  10$ game with 40$ remote., = Fun:  This review is from: Wii Play with Wii Remote (Video Game) This rating is based on the theory that this is a 10$ game bundled with a remote. Only worth buying because it comes with remote, other than that, it should be in the 15$ bin. I give this a 5 star fun rating because for 10$ (10$ game +40$ remote), you really get your money worth with multiplayer. I am going to review each mini game and then the game as a whole. The games: Shooting: Easily could have just turned this into duckhunt instead of releasing a real duckhunt game later this year. This game is a fun shooter, however the targets (once you played each level a few times) generally appear in the same locations as the previous time you played the level. This game is slightly more fun for a single player competiting for a high score. Playing against a human opponent is more of a battle of who can shoot the targets first, which if you are playing against a new player or some one who is slow with the remote, it’s not fun for them. But overall a fun shooter for a single player or 2 skilled players. Find Mii: This is a really fun game, but only if you have a few miis created on your console. As you progress through the levels it can be very challenging and even though there are only a few objectives, the variety of levels makes the game worth playing. It can be fun for 2 people as well, however you should gain time instead of points in multiplayer. (Single player you gain time instead points) Where you can get to very high levels in single player, (the game only appears to end when you run out of time, I’m not sure if there is a level limit) you can’t in multiplayer because you don’t gain time. Overall a fun, brain-teasing game. Pose Mii: The worst game on here. Very boring, repetative, and for the most part: pointless. There are only 3 poses and until higher levels, the Miis are generally standing straight up or slightly angled, so there is not much to do other than move the remote back and forth while bubbles pop. Very boring. It’s about the same fun for single and multi. Ping Pong: This lacks substance but still a decent challenge. I was hoping that you would actually swing the wii mote like a paddle to play this game, but you basically just move it back and forth, it swings for you. As for single player, you just see how many times you can rally against the computer. (no points awarded) Multiplayer is more fun, as you play for points, and can be fun to see how many times you can rally it with eachother as the ball builds speed. Overall fun, but they could have allowed you to actually swing the paddle. Laser Hockey: This is easily one of the best games on the disc. I prefer the round paddle for added realism and better control. (hold A + B before the start countdown ends) This is a very challenging game and is very fun for multiplayer tournaments. Single player is pretty fun as well but the AI is pretty bad when the puck gets stuck in a corner. Overall a great mutliplayer game, however the puck doesn’t move very fast when you “thrust it,” instead the puck seems to build speed the more it’s rallied off the wall and the opponents paddle. Cow race: Some what humorous game, but overall not much replayability. Not really a point to playing single player, but can be fun against a human player. Only one course makes this game boring after a few runs, but every once in a while you can have fun with it. The controls are creative and fun when you have a group of people playing. Fishing: Fun for both single player and multiplayer. Much like the shooting game, fishing for a high score in single player is what holds this game’s fun. As for multiplayer, much like shooting again, both players should be evenly skilled, otherwise one player catches all of the fish while the other player gets angry or discouraged. The controls are alright, they could have added some extra features and made it a bit like zelda fishing with the nunchuk reel and what not, but this game is too basic I think to incorperate that. All you really do is hold your rod in a pool of paper fish, and yank to catch when they bite. Overall a fun competition if you have 2 players of equal skill. Tanks: This is one of the best games on the disc. Single player and multiplayer each hold their own challenge. The levels are the same for both modes, but single player you have lives, and every 5 levels completed, you gain a life. Mutiplayer you work as a team to beat each level while also competing for points by destroying the enemy tanks. (Multiplayer would be way more fun if you got lives like in single player, as the levels are tough and only having one chance before having to start back at level one when you both die at level 17 is very annoying) There are 20 levels to start and then more are unlocked the 2nd time through. (I’ve heard there are 100 levels) Use the nunchuk to steer if you have serious intentions, as… 230 of 250 people found the following review helpful Does not include the Wii NuChuck, By = Fun: This review is from: Wii Play with Wii Remote (Video Game) This review is written for parents who are buying this for their kids: Please note that this package does not include all the controllers you need to add a second player for most Wii games. The Wii Nunchuck is necessary for roughly 75% of the games available for the Wii. Even one of the games in Wii Play, the Tank game, requires you to have a Wii Nunchuck for all players… which means if you only bought this package in order to add a 2nd player you would still not have all the controllers you need for two people to play it. They probably didn’t add the NunChuck to this package because it would’ve raised the price to . Beyond that, I have no complaints about the Wii Play games themselves, they are simple and fun and they make for a nice bonus. However, please be advised that you will need to also buy a Wii NunChuck if you are buying this in order to let your child play most of the games on his Wii with a friend. If you already knew this… please ask yourself if other Amazon users who may find this review helpful and vote accordingly. 122 of 131 people found the following review helpful EXTREME FUN FOR THE CASUAL GAMER, By = Fun: This review is from: Wii Play with Wii Remote (Video Game) OK, so I am a casual gamer. That is OK. If you like games that are extremely fun for short bursts, like the original wii sports, you’ll like this game. It is great. Most of the games are shallow, and suprisingly the tank-like game is one of the best of the bunch. But what is not to love about a decent representation of target shooting, pool, and ping pong. Come on, how deep do these need to be? Listen, my wife has gamed more in the last few weeks with the wii than she has in the last 6 years without it. That says something. Halo three this isn’t. A fun game that is approachable by all of your non-gamer friends for an hour of absolute joy, this is. |
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