Wii Play with Wii Remote

My kids LOVE this game bundle... so much that we have had to replace it a few times now because a little one has gotten ahold of it & played frisbee with it :(. I am NOT deducting stars for it, but BEWARE that the one we received did NOT have the bonus remote. That is a seller issue though & NOT a product issue, so not taking stars off for that. The seller did take care of the issue though. Just wanted to mention it for anybody else in case they really want the remote too.

Ill be honest. I already had a second controller. I only really bought this for the shooting game, which is pretty much a 3 minute revision of the original Duck Hunt. After playing all the games, the shooting one is still my favorite. The last level is the best. I also loved the Tank game. If you ever played Combat on the Atari, youll appreciate this one too. The other games are kind of weak. The Pool game is nothing more than a 3D version of Yahoo! Pool. The cow race is hilarious, but I imagine its going to get old quick. Table tennis is nothing special... its like Pong on steroids. Theres a air hockey game called Laser Hockey or something. The Mii Match and Pose are okay for starters, but if youre not new to the system, youll find it very annoying. Fishing was also really dumb... even for beginners. The tank and duck huntesqe games make it worth while with the controller though. If youre buying the system for a parent or someone who hasnt played since the glory days of Nintendo, this is a great game to give with it.

Buy this game if you need another remote. In fact, you should not buy a remote on its own if you could get a deal on this game. The game is obviously a $10 quality game, but its well-made nonetheless. The simplicity of the game would attract the newbiest of the gamers as there is almost no learning curve to overcome just to be sufficiently able to have fun. The laser hockey is definitely a multiplayer favorite as it provides endless addiction of trying to get back with each other as you beat them and they beat you back and forth. The billiard is also very nice as it translates your thrusting motion to the power of your billiard stick. The shooting game reminisces of the very old NES duck shooting game, I wish they would just had that whole duck game in there as the version here is way too short. This game quickly replaced our wii sports resort as our multiplayer game of choice that provides simple fun rather than competing in sophistication of wiimoting techniques. However, like the other reviewer said this game is mainly sold for the wiimote, and the games are just slightly more than a demo-like that will last you an hour or two before you get really bored, or hooked, depending who you play with.

After quiet a few discounts I bought this for less than $10. Unlike many others I didnt buy it for the Wii Remote but I am glad that it comes with the Wii Remote b/c the games are certainly not worth $50. $20 is what its worth in my opinion. You will have a blast playing with multiple players. This game was made for such reason in my opinion. However, to earn gold medal you will have to play by yourself.

If you are planning to buy a remote for your Wii, I would recommend buying this package. The game is entertaining, though quickly runs out of content as you play. I dont think Nintendo meant it as a game really, as the play flows through more as a tutorial to using your remote. For an extra ten bucks, it is worth it.

Ok, let me start, a wii remote on here is 45.99. This package is 44.99,free shipping and you get a fun,entertaining (free) game. For everyone bitching about how lame it is, just shut up already. The shooting and the tanks are great, tanks are fun and challenging and my only complaint with the shooting is it isnt longer. This is a fun game, and I wouldnt hesitate to buy this package again. I guess if you are a serious gamer that sits around and plays games 24/7 then this wouldnt interest you, but we are enjoying it.

The Wii Play games are pretty fun and, for us, its worth the cost to have the billiards, ping pong, and ice hockey (they call it laser hockey). Wii Play on its own is probably not worth more than about $15-$20, but we bought because we also got the free remote. What I didnt realize--having gotten a Wii and another remote that had a rechargeable battery for the holidays--is that all remotes are not rechargeable. It seems one has to buy a separate battery pack, which costs another $10. Nintendo seems to have mastered the art of make them buy more.

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.

The WiiPlay w/remote is a good buy for the money....you basically get the WiMote free! I know other folks didnt like having to play all the games at first, before you can just play what you want. However, it isnt that big a deal, and it gives you a chance to learn what there is to play with, then do what you want! The billiards is a bit difficult to play, till you get the hang of it. Enjoy!

We were needing a second remote for our Wii. I saw that Amazon offered the remote with the Wii Play game. I thought it was a pretty good deal for only about $10 more than if I were to buy only the remote. The remote works like it should. My kids enjoy the games on the disk.