Wii Play with Wii Remote

I previously had a PS2. Going from that to the Wii, Im not impressed. I bought the Wii for more family play time. I cannot get the wife to play it. My son really likes it. He is 8. He likes several of the games on this disk. I couldnt care less about it. I cant wait until it gets warm outside again so we can go out and do stuff as a family.

The 9 games that come with this package are less than mediocre. They are all very simple games that is good for killing time. Its not a good game for all, but it maybe good for the few who prefers a simple game like tetris and pong. I gave it 4 stars overall only for the fact that it would cost you $40 to buy a remote. Since the package comes with one, its really costing you only $10 for 9 games that maybe good entertainment for kids and guests.

Since we were going to buy another wii-mote ($40) anyway, we figured we might as well get one that came with 9 games for just another $10. It was well worth it. The games arent as fun as the Wii Sports but some are very addicting. Our favorites so far are the duck-hunt style shooting game, the cow-racing, and the fishing game. I like the tanks too but it could be improved with more bubble-bobble-like gameplay, letting you re-start at the level you died on. But overall, if youre in the market for another wii remote, youd be hard-pressed to find a better deal.

I really only needed an extra remote so I bought the wii play bundle. I must admit i was disappointed with the games. At first i went through them unlocking them all as i went. I thought it was some kind of training mode than i realized that WAS the game. If your looking for a bundle to get the extra remote i would suggest wii resort. I gave it 3 stars because my son likes it and it was basically only 10 bucks.

I just got a Nintendo Wii that came with Wii Sports and needed another remote so I got this bundled product. I did some research before buying it and I found that in Japan it is actually called Introduction to Wii in Japan ([...], scroll down to the part where the interview is asking why they used the word training for Links Crossbow) so I knew exactly the quality of the game I was getting. This, I think, made it more fun because I wasnt expecting some wondrous game. I take it for what its worth and its a bunch of little games to show you how to use the remote. Thats it plain and simple. Most are pretty fun too!

We bought this because of the price. We knew we needed a 2nd remote for the Wii, and this was 10 dollars more than the cost of the remote alone. The games are very simple, and I think in a few more weeks -- maybe months -- the kids (8 and 10 yr old girls) will have gotten bored with them, but 10 dollars for several months worth of entertainment seems to be a pretty good deal.

I bought this product thinking it would have a lot of great games AND I would get the second remote I needed. Well it isnt bad, but also isnt great. The remote is the remote - nothing more, nothing less. Some of the games are a lot of fun, but others are just a waste. My favorite is Billiards. It centers solely around the 9 ball game, but is a lot of fun for the entire family. Maybe an 8 ball game is out there, but not in this package. Shooting and ping pong are also fun. Pose Mii is just stupid, but I guess kids might enjoy it. I do like the multi-player function. I guess for the price it is worth the $10...especially if you arent a die hard game person and would enjoy some good old fun.

BEST game to start off with. First you get the 2nd controller that really is necessary for more then 2 people. THEN you get this fantastic collection of games that teach you how to use your remotes in different ways. Master this and you are ready for the any of the other games, and they come to you easier in the controlling aspect because of this. Bought another copy for a friend that jsut got a Wii too. Would buy another one for next friend that gets Wii as well.

This game was a tech demo disguised as a game, and we all knew that. Most triple-A titles dont come bundled with a controller for only $10 more than said controller, after all. But its a great time nonetheless; I cant count how many games of Billiards Ive played with my Grandfather, and Ive reached Level 100 in Tanks! Pick it up if you wanna play some simple, entertaining minigames.

We got the Wii for Christmas (the ever-coveted Wii! YES!) and immediately struggled with what game to buy for our 7 and 3 1/2 year olds...we wanted something we could all play together, and something that wouldnt be too challenging. After a lot of debating and searching, Wii Play was chosen (mainly because it came with another wiimote). This is the perfect game for people just learning how to use the Wii. The whole purpose of the game is for you to learn how to controlt the wiimote. You learn how to twist it, and get comfortable learning how to play in 3D. Pool, however, is ADDICTIVE. My husband and I have spent a few nights now trying to out-do each other. Surprisingly, finding the Miis is the favorite game of both of my children. They love trying to find the Mii the fastest and giggling ensues once they start playing. I realized quickly that its great for them both, as it helps them to concentrate and look closely. Riding the cows is also a favorite, and I often walk in to find them on the floor laughing so hard they can barely breathe. I am extremely glad we got WiiPlay, and know that no matter how many other games we buy, well be playing the mini-games on this for a long, long time!