The Nintendo Wii is notorious for party games. From Raving Rabbids to Deca Sports, we have seen our run of the mill and the actually fun to play. Wii Play released on the console not too long after launch. The game was packaged with a Wii remote and many purchased it simply for the underlying concept of buying a game, but oh, you get a controller with it. While Wii Play was really just an okay title, some might argue even lower, Wii Play Motion looks to wipe clean what was left behind in the prior title.
"I will never understand Nintendo management. They want to make a sequel to the hit Wii Play, and get more Wii Remote Plus', so they clearly set a team of Nintendo devel-- No. They hire a bunch of Japanese indie developers to compete with one another to create tech demos for the controller, and then bundle them all together on one disc. Wow. I'm gonna review each of the 12 mini-games in Wii Play: Motion, and then discuss the package as a whole!" -- Wiiloveit.com
Maybe this is a better way to cover casual games? I like the way the show deals with hardcore games for families and not just Wii waggle party games.
TGH writes: Nintendo had a good deal of success with its Wii Play controller bundle. Encouraging people to play together (that’s the point of Wii) by packing a controller with a collection of minigames was great marketing, and a good deal for gamers. Now that the Wii’s Motion Plus has been making the rounds for a while, we’ve got another bundle to help ease customers into the new tech. With a dozen new(ish) minigames to be found on the Wii Play Motion disc, there’s something to be had for everyone. There are a few, however, that manage to shine through as universally good games.
This game looked decent but idk. Nintendo has been putting mediocre stuff up for quite a while. Better to wait till the next Mario.
FAIL