Wii Will Rock U
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FOREWORD
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It's been about three years but finally, we have 1:1 motion control and what better way to demonstrate this new system of control than with a sequel to the best selling video game of all time?
Despite the fact that E3 has been over for a month now, I still cant stop thinking about all of the awesome games I had the privilege of playing during the show. And, even though a majority of hardcore gamers (or, as Nintendo named labeled them during their press conference, Active gamers) still scoff at the mainstream Wii games, I can personally attest to the fact that these gamers need to at least try this Wii Sports iteration out if only for the amazing precision of control that its pack-in peripheral, the Wii Motion Plus, provides.
Oh and did I mention that the Pilotwings/ Air Sports tech demo we saw back at E3 2006 is finally arriving and is part of this package? It is, and it's AWESOME. There are dogfights and the little Miis fall out of the crashing planes and scream in little high-pitched voices. Nice.
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GENERAL INFO
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Release Dates:
Japan - Out Now
North America - July 26
Europe - July 24
Australia - July 23
Website: English, Japanese
Wii Sports Resort/ Motion Plus Creator Diaries: [1, 2] (In Japanese), [1] (In English)
BUY: Amazon @ 46.99
WHAT IS IT ABOUT?:
For those of you wondering why Baseball wasn't included this time around, here's your answer:Wikipedia said:Wii Sports Resort (Wii スポーツ リゾート Wii Supōtsu Rizōto?) is a sports game for the Wii video game console and is the sequel to Wii Sports. Wii Sports Resort was released in Japan on June 25, 2009 and is scheduled to be released in North America, Europe and Australia in July 2009. The game is part of an ongoing series of games referred to as the Wii Series and is compatible with Wii MotionPlus. The game comes bundled with a MotionPlus device and an extended Wii Remote Jacket, both of which are also sold separately.
The game is set in a beach resort on an island called Wuhu Island, which also featured in Wii Fit, where twelve games are available to play:
▪ Frisbee
▪ Power Cruising
▪ Swordplay
▪ Table Tennis
▪ Golf
▪ Air Sports
▪ Basketball
▪ Archery
▪ Cycling
▪ Bowling
▪ Canoeing
▪ Wakeboarding
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MEDIA/REVIEWS
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MORE IMAGES: Lots More
VIDEOS: 1:1 Wii Motion Plus Demos Included, VS. Videos
IMPRESSIONS: IGN, GV
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CONCLUSION
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Long story short, this is the sequel to the game that sold a lot of us on the Wii in the first place and, with the implementation and inclusion of the Wii Motion Plus, this marks the next real step for Nintendo and motion control. Oh, and if you are looking forward to the next Zelda Wii, I suggest trying the archery and swordplay since Miyamoto even stated himself that the next Zelda will more than likely use their means of control.
But yeah, new Wii Sports. Get EXCITE. It's out in Japan, it's here in less than a month and it's fun as hell.