According to Famitsu via the FT), Sports Resort racked up sales of 353,827 in the first four days of it going on sale in Japan. It could be time for mums and dads to dust off that Wii by the sounds of it.
Wii Sports Resort
Official trailer
2:42E3 2009 trailer
Wii Sports Resort
Official trailer
2:42E3 2009 trailer
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Wii Sports, originally bundled with the Wii outside of Japan, went on to power sell over 45 million copies, making it the best-selling game ever. Wii Sports Resort is due out on July 24 over here.
"Wii Sports, originally bundled with the Wii outside of Japan, went on to power sell over 45 million copies, making it the best-selling game ever."
So we only count bundles when we see fit then? No surprise this was going to fly off the shelves. With the MotionPlus and Wii Sports Resort bundle Nintendo was always onto a winner.
i have the japanese version. Its worth it for the sword fighting alone. Especially the game in which you race across the island beating the crap out of wave after wave of miis.
Archery is kind of novel but really fun. how you have to aim by moving the wiimote up and down and pull back and fire with the nunchuck.
The table tennis is spot on as well. its strangely addictive and really accurate.
The bowling seems easier though.
I have a feeling the sword fighting and archery are tech demos for what to expect in the next zelda.
i have the japanese version. Its worth it for the sword fighting alone. Especially the game in which you race across the island beating the crap out of wave after wave of miis.
Archery is kind of novel but really fun. how you have to aim by moving the wiimote up and down and pull back and fire with the nunchuck.
The table tennis is spot on as well. its strangely addictive and really accurate.
The bowling seems easier though.
I have a feeling the sword fighting and archery are tech demos for what to expect in the next zelda.
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