Nintendo Wii Sports Resort Review
Filed under: Gaming, Nintendo Wii | By: Peter Chubb
Posted on: January 13, 2009 | 4 Comments
When the Nintendo Wii was first launched, it was Wii Sports that helped to start the fad off, now Wii Sports is back with a new version of the game. Nintendo Wii Sports Resort sees us head down to the beach, but will the new game be enough to help kick start Nintendo’s falling sales.
Gameplayer.com has managed to get their hands on three of the games that will be on Wii Sports Resort, they hope to be able to put another 10 on the disc. The three games announced so far are Disc Dog, Sword Play and Power Cruising.
Disc Dog is a strange one, who would have thought throwing a Frisbee is exercise and would make it to the video game world. The second game is Sword Play, this game makes use of MotionPlus, as you guessed you will be waving your remote around as you block and counter attack your opponent.
The last of the three is Power Cruising, this has to be the best of the bunch, you will have to position your hands as if you were on a jet ski. For a full review of all three Nintendo Wii Sports Resort games, just visit GamePlay.com
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Exactly what falling sales are you talking about? Nintendo (whether you like them or not) are still selling bucket loads of Wii/DS hardware & software.
Seriously you need to put some more effort in these little paragraphs
They are talking about the drop in videogames sales in general. I don’t have all the numbers, I,ve read them on several websites, but, for instance, in France, the Wii dropped by 35% compared to last year sales at the same date.
The Wii is still the best selling home videogame console, but the sales have dropped because of the recession, just like PS3 and XBOX360.
I think they made their research ok.
Exactly what falling sales are you talking about? Nintendo (whether you like them or not) are still selling bucket loads of Wii/DS hardware & software.
Seriously you need to put some more research effort in these little paragraphs.
Looks great, I like them.