Difficulty:

Easy

Time Spent:

100 or More Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Ambitious"

Wii sports comes with the Wii console and has 5 different games- Baseball, tennis, golf, boxing, and bowling. Not only can you play these games by yourself/with your family and friends, you can also track your "Wii fitness" age, which is something a lot of people look over. This feature is basically a simpled down version of what you'll get in Wii Fit. It gets a new age for you every day and it'll compare it to previous months of taking this age like in Wii Fit. You play numerous mini games that focus on one exercise associated with each sport. I.E. if it's a bowling exercise you might try to knock down as many pins as you can (each time there's more and more: 25 on level 2 50 on level 3, etc.)

Graphics are pretty simple. Very colorful and the lighting is good. It's not really anything to wow you though, everyone plays with their own or a generated Mii.

Gameplay is really fun and anyone can play it, your 5-year old brother, grandma, dad mom, your friends anyone! It's all controlled by motions you make with your arms and hands, rather than constant button-mashing.

This can be a really fun game to get together with people on, and it has tons of replay value.