Wii Play with Wii Remote

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.

Well, the only thing that makes you buy this game is the fact that comes with the remote. Some games are little boring but I also think that playing them can make you get used to the remote. You start with the basic use of the remote and as you play each one of them (you have to play all games sequentially) the handling of the remote gets harder, but thats one thing youll thank when youre in difficult kind of games. Any case, I recommend it, but just if you need another remote.

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.

If you need to buy an extra remote, this is a good deal. Id recommend it for those who are new to the Wii. The games included are really good for learning how to use the remote and getting your hand-eye-pointer coordination down for the real games. Overall the games included are pretty simple and have no replay value other than trying to beat someone else score. In most cases I could see people playing through the 9 games a few times till they get bored of them, then putting the disk away for good.

This game is just okay... I purchased this for my 8 year old son. He enjoys it sometimes. Its not the game he pulls out to play all the time. It was mainly purchased for the free remote. The games lack substance. They are short and not that fun at any age. Several folks in my household have played the variety of games on the disc and all have agreed.

I bought this game because it came with the Wii remote (licensed by Nintendo) and the price was right. The games on this disc are fun but they got old quick. They are, however, good for practice using the Wii remote and hand eye coordination if you arent very experienced with the Wii! Great deal!

After playing Wii Sports I needed to see what the hype was about with Wii Play. I purchased it and I was pleased that it came with an extra controller. I feel like Wii Play is geared towards a younger audience, especially with the fishing and bubble games. Its a great product, but I found myself becoming bored quickly with it. I play Wii Sports way more than Wii Play.

I purchased this for myself as a means of getting an additional Wiimote for my system, back in August. My roommate and I had fun playing through some of the games the first time, but found some (like pool) to be very complicated. She initially had trouble figuring out the Wiimote but after playing through the WiiPlay disk over an hour or so, she felt much more confident. However, we havent played with it again after the first night. The games just werent that exciting. It is a two-player game, so it doesnt get brought out at parties or when we have people over like WiiSports (its closest relative, in terms of intro to the Wii games). I imagine young kids may find more replay value in it, or people who tend to play the Wii solo or in pairs. I purchased this again for my father in December 07, and it shipped with the new Wiimote jackets.

If you need an extra Wii remote, are fairly new to the Wii and are low on games, this is your best route in terms of value. The game itself, Wii Play, feels more like a simplified version of Wii Sports (usually already bundled with the Wii system). One of its original intentions was as a training game to get you accustomed to the Wii remote. I say original intention because they have tacked on some slightly more complex game play than the heres how to use your remote games. If you were able to pick up this game by itself, its not worth the bother. Adults and children alike will grow bored slightly faster than with other Wii titles. But for the extra $10 on top of the cost of the Wii remote - you are getting an extra game and a break from the other couple games you might own as a new Wii owner. I imagine if youve involved yourself heavily into Wii gaming and are just now looking into an extra controller, the extra $10 may not be the right money spent as the Wii Play games are really not suited or meant for someone with a lot of Wii gaming experience.

I bought this since I needed another Remote, and figured Id get a game along with it for 10$ essentially. I expected Play to be an extension of Sports, and for $10, you get what you pay for. The shooting game is fun, as is Pool, the Rodeo game, and Fishing, but this is definitely a very short, limited (2 player only) multiplayer game.