Wii Sports Resort
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 Nintendo EAD
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Nintendo
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June 25, 2009 July 23, 2009 July 24, 2009 July 26, 2009 June 24, 2010    |
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| platform | Wii | ||||
| genre | Sports game | ||||
| Game mode | Single player , multiplayer | ||||
| control | Wiimote + Wii Motion Plus | ||||
| medium | Wii Optical Disc | ||||
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Wii Sports Resort is a sports game for the Wii that builds on the predecessor Wii Sports . It contains an expanded collection of twelve small sports games which, thanks to the support of Wii Motion Plus , translate the player's movements onto the console with even greater precision.
In Japan, 360,620 copies of the game were sold in the first week and 154,194 in the second week, putting it at the top of the Japanese game charts on both occasions. As of November 2009, a total of 6.97 million copies had been sold.
scope
The game includes the following twelve games with their respective game modes (if any):
- Sword fighting (duel, cut festival, sword marathon)
- Wakeboard
- Frisbee (retrieving, Frisbee golf)
- Archery
- Basketball (game, 3-point throw)
- Table tennis (game, ball acceptance)
- Golf (taken from the previous version, now with more sensitive controls)
- Bowling (standard, power throws, dodging) (taken from the previous version, now with more sensitive controls)
- Jet boat (ring race, VS. mode)
- Canoeing (speed rowing, VS. mode)
- Cycling (road racing, VS. mode)
- Air sports ( sightseeing flights , skydiving , aerial combat)
From the previous version were not taken over: tennis , baseball , boxing .
More games
More games of Wii series are Wii Sports , Wii Sports Club , Wii Play , Wii Play Motion , Wii Fit , Wii Fit Plus , Wii Fit U , Wii Chess , Wii Music , Wii Party and Wii Party U .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Wii Sports Resort が 2 週 連 続 で 1 位 を 達成！ . In: Ascii.jp. Ascii Media Works, July 10, 2009, accessed July 10, 2009 (Japanese).
- ↑ Nintendo Financial Report November 2009 (PDF; 108 kB)