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Wii Sports Resort is the extremely foreseen, sequel to the original Wii Sports that came bundled with the Nintendo Wii. Like it's predecessor, Wii Sports Resort contains a collection of sports games. This new edition has Sword Play, Wake Boarding, Frisbee, Archery, Basketball, Table Tennis, Golf, Bowling, Power Cruising, Canoeing, Cycling, and Air Sports. All but Bowling and Golf are new to the Wii Sports package.

Wii Sports Resort is also the first kick off of the Wii apPeal Plus. The Wii apPeal Plus is an-add on attachment that uses a dual-axis angular rate sensor which can guess rotational motion. This is a simple attachment that snaps into the lowest the Wii remote. One Wii appeal Plus attachment is needed for each controller. The original issue of Wii Sports Resort came with one Wii appeal Plus attachment, but a later issue offered a version with two. With the Wii appeal Plus game appeal operate is improved greatly. Now the Wii remote catches the slightest movement in any direction.

Table Tennis

This game is a great multi-player game. It makes a great game for house and friends. Most games you can play with at least two players at once and some games you can play up to four players. There are a few sports that you can only play by yourself like Showdown, Sky diving, and Island Flyover.

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The game takes place at a sports resort at Wuhu Island. Each of the sporting events are scattered all around the island. As soon as you start the game up you are indeed dropped off onto the Island by a plane with a team of sky divers giving you perceive of the sky diving game available in Air Sports.

Now lets get into the details of the game. I'm going to start with my personal favorite, Table Tennis (Ping Pong).

Table Tennis:

If you loved Tennis in the original Wii Sports game, then you are going to love Table Tennis. I myself even enjoy it more than Tennis. Now, this is nothing like the Table Tennis is Wii Play, this is a whole lot better. The game is a match to 6 points where you need to win by two points (a match to ten can be played by retention down the 2 button when choosing your Mii). To serve you toss the Wii remote up or press A, then swing the remote whether forward hand or backhand to serve. What makes this game great is the operate you have over the game. You can do a general hit by swinging directly forward, do a top spin by flipping your wrist forward while you swing, and you can chop/cut by swinging the remote in a downward motion. I must say the operate is quite amazing. Rallies can get quite long as you reach the developed levels and you will have to use a lot of spin to beat the champion level Mii's. Just like in Tennis the Mii's make all kinds of diving saves which make for great rallies. Use strategies such as hitting the balls to the corners to make them pop the ball up for an easy slam, but watch out in the later rounds they make lots of crazy returns (good luck beating Lucia). Other diminutive surprise is the celebrity Mii's that make their cameo appearances on the stands and even as opponents. I've had to face Ozzie Osborn, Michael Jackson, and Keith Richards just to name a few.

Besides the regular Table Tennis game there is the Return Challenge. In this mode, like in Tennis, a instructor serves you balls constantly until you miss. Along the way aluminum cans will pop up on the table as targets. Each time you hit a can your score raises up. This mode helps in fine tuning your aiming skills.

Sword Play:

This is probably my second popular sports game. More so for all three of the modes than just the dual mode itself. In Dual mode you have a sword battle with a Computer or Other player on the top of a circular tower. The point of the match is to knock your opponent off of the tower into the pool below. The best 2 out of 3 wins the match. With sword play you can charge in any direction by swinging your sword from up to down, left to right, or diagonal up or down. You can also block by retention the B button and keen the remote in a defensive position. You must put the remote in the spoton blocking position based on the direction the opponent swings. If you make a thriving block the opponent will fall back unbalanced allowing you to charge them. In the beginning round you can just go all out nasty and win most of the time, but in the later rounds you must be more tactful and learn how to block.

Speed Slice mode is one of my popular multi-player modes of this game. In speed slice you will get to slice straight through all kinds of random objects such as logs, timers, cupcakes, bamboo, oranges, etc. The point of the game is to slice straight through the object in the direction the arrow points the fastest. A judge will throw up an object at assorted speeds and whoever slices straight through the object in the spoton direction first wins a point. The first to 10 points wins the match. This is a great one for house and friends you will spend hours competing against each other to see who has the fastest reactions. Also its fun just slicing something up.

Showdown mode is probably my popular particular player mode in this game. Take your dual skills and apply them to battle the masses. Here you will have fight against an army of guys to beat each of the levels. While there is a mob of Mii's you are battling only one Mii can charge you at a time. It can take up to 3 hits to kill a Mii. A Mii's hearts resolve the whole of times you must hit them to knock them out. In the early rounds you can just mow straight through them and go nuts without any regard to blocking. Later on they get smart and start blocking and you must imply your sword skill strategies to defeat the army of Mii's. This is a great expanding to the Sword Play mode and I've spent countless hours of fun beating these levels.

Archery:

My next popular sport would be Archery. Archery shows off the accuracies of the new Wii appeal plus accessory. With archery you hold up the remote up like a bow and pull the nun chuck back like an arrow move the remote around for aiming and let it fly. The slightest movement will make a big dissimilarity in this event. Each round a player gets 3 shots. If you hit the bulls eye you get 10 points. There are a total of 3 rounds. The target gets pushed back further in each round. Whoever has the most cumulative points in the end wins the game. Make sure when aiming you take into list the wind factor and gravity. Each of these aspects get more difficult the further the target is. This is one of those games that is easy to play but hard to master.

Wake Boarding:

In Wake Boarding your are towed by a speed boat in which your Mii hangs onto the line and you do jumps and tricks to earn points. The more better the tricks and jumps are more points you will receive. In this case you hold the Wii remote horizontally to the ground and tip the remote to the left or right to guide your Mii straight through the ocean. When you get to a wave you must flip the remote up to jump and do tricks then you must straighten on the remote to level in order to make your landing. When you make consecutive landings the boat driver will speed up allowing you to jump higher and do better tricks. In later rounds there are pylons that you must avoid hitting.

Air Sports:

In Sky Diving you get to jump out of an Airplane with a group of Mii's. As you fall from the sky you operate your Mii by retention the operate horizontal and tilting it upwards and downwards. Think of the remote as your body, as you hold the remote flat your body has most air resistance and you will slow down and not move in any direction. If you tilt the remote downwards you will speed up in the direction you tilt the remote. The same goes with tilting backwards accept you will move feet first. These controls are integrated flawlessly. The main point of this game is to meet up with as many Mii's as you can and pose (face towards the camera) for Ph Meter which gages how Tired your Mii gets. The more constant you peddle the more Tired your Mii gets. If you run out of hearts you will break down and wait until you catch your breath again. You can avoid losing your hearts fast by drafting behind other bikers. The steering in the game is similar to Power Cruising. Just lean to the left or right to operate the direction. In the game you will need to avoid things such as bananas and oil slicks. In the end you will have had to devotee your drafting techniques to earn first places finishes.

Canoeing:

Canoeing is a pretty simple sport to play. You just hold the remote in both hands like an oar and start rowing. Just as you were in a canoe itself you need to paddle from both sides to make it go in a straight line. In practice mode you can go around the lake collecting ducklings to consequent you around and bring them to the mom duck. In timed mode you just have to row as fast as you can straight through the course. As you get in the more progress stages there are a lot more obstacles that you will need to avoid to stop the race.

Bowling:

Bowling in Wii Sports Resort seems all to familiar. It is basically the same as the Wii Sports game except it is enhanced with the Wii appeal plus. You can right on tell that it is much more sensitive to spin and motion. I've found that I've gotten less strikes than I was able to get in the previous edition. This just goes to show you have to be more spoton to get a strike. Bowling also offer a game where you can play with 100 pins instead of 10. This makes getting a charge and spare a whole lot trickier. There is also as Spin operate mode which brings you straight through a ten frame set that have blocks in the lanes that you need to avoid. This is similar to the training session in the original accept it is recorded as a full 10 frame game.

Golf:

Golf is the other sport that has returned from the original Wii Sports. Golf is also very similar to its predecessor however with the expanding of the Wii appeal Plus it is also a whole lot touchier. Now you have to make sure you swing the golf club straight or your ball will slice to the sides. This can take a whole lot of practice just to hit the ball straight. Golf is one of those games that is easy to play, but hard to master.

In end Wii Sports Resort is an excellent Wii game. I give it a mark of 4.5 stars out of 5. With a set of 12 different games along with some subsets of games Wii Sports Resort is right on a must have game for the Nintendo Wii system. I would buy this game alone for Table Tennis and Sword Play. Be sure not to miss out on this Wii Game.

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