Wii Sports

A seventh generation game system that integrates simple exercise to intense sport game

Blurb: In 2006, Nintendo released Wii, a game system that can detect movement in three dimensions; this feature allows the players to virtually play the games while incorporating movements. The system is preinstalled with five different sport games: baseball, tennis, boxing, golf and bowling.

Description: Wii sport consists of five sport simulations. Every game played on the Wii uses the sensor of Wii remote and nunchuk(an attached controller) to manage the actions/ movements of the player through out the game. The players are required to move the remote in a similar manner to how the games are played in reality.

Baseball- The player is required to hold the remote as if it were a bat, and swing it in correspondence to when the pitcher throws the ball. Rules in the game do not differ from what most people are familiar to. Depending on the swing of the player, it determines whether the player can help their team achieve points or not.

Tennis- It also requires the remote to be held in an upright position and swing when the ball is approaching the racquet. Management of the remote is crucial in playing the Wii. It determines the direction and speed of the ball. It also holds the key to victory for each game.

Golf- Remote is held in the manner of golf club. Difficulty in the game lies with the exertion of power. Swinging the remote too hard often leads to the ball flying in an unexpected direction, however too little force result in little change of position. There are different types of clubs to choose from to conquer different distance and topography.

Bowling- Involves guiding the controller in the direction the ball is intended to go. To release the ball from the player’s hand, the player needs to press A, which is located conveniently at the bottom of the remote where the index finger should be places on.

Boxing- Requires the attachment of the nunchuk to the controller. A hand holds the controller, while the other clutches on to the nunchuk. The two remotes become the player’s hand in the game where they move their arms in a punching motion in goal of knocking out the opponent. This game requires speed to attack when the opponent is off defense and to protect when necessary.

Wii nunchuk

Wii Remote

Wii Transfer Countries

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