Wii Play

Wii-Play just get a pass from people, because they just buy it for the Wii-Mote.

User Rating: 5 | Hajimete no Wii (w/Remote) WII

By EricShadow366 | Review Date: November 5, 2010

Wii Play, the game is 50 bucks. Including the Wii-Mote. Why not get this game, along the wiimote. Well, sure. Even though the games a pile of crap. Incredibly, its a top seller. Because of the wii mote included, which actually makes it a deal, $20 for the wii more but $20 for the game is way too much. Expectually for the game they have to offer.

Only a few of these games are good such as billiards, and tank. But the rest abosoulutely not worth your time. However, there is one thing thats kind of funny to do. Go to the select screen, and poke your Mii. It will jump.

I think the worst game on this list is ping pong, you just move the Wiimote left or right and up or down. It's not like Tennis in Wii Sports.

Overall, Wii Play just get a pass from people. Because they just buy it for the Wii-Mote. However, if your a parent, your little kids may like it.

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