Wii Sports Resort with Wii MotionPlus

In the Wii Sports Resort, the sequel to the popular Wii Sports, you'll discover a wide range of new sports and activities you can play anytime which makes this a must-have collection in any homes. It has received in general favourable reviews so far. Wii Sports Resort is set in a beach resort on an island called Wuhu Island, which is also found on the Wii Fit. You will need the new MotionPlus accessory because none of the games found in the Wii Sports Resort can be played without it. Thankfully the One MotionPlus comes with the game. A mentionable game found inside this collection is the archery. The Wii Remote acts as your bow, and you 'draw' the bow's string by pulling the nunchuck backwards. To sum it up, the Wii Sports Resort is a good showcase of the motion-detection technology in Wii.

Critics of Wii Sports will be the first to shout out "Nintendo might as well give them away free", bickering about the Wii hardware specification is on par to the Game Cube and the remote motion controller had to be redesigned and re-released as an upgraded MotionPlus to work well enough, will certainly not want to remark about the number of free value added bonuses you get by choosing a Nintendo Wii instead of Xbox or PS3.

Could the Wii console be offering too much or do other consoles not have enough?

Symbols: W = Wii, P = PS3, X = Xbox 360

List of services to buy and free goods:

* WiFi internet network connector (W/P)
* Multiplayer gaming (W/P)
* Downloadable Content (W/P/X)
* Internet Browser (W/P)

Although Nintendo Wii can't do much for HD gaming enthusiasts, the mighty minnow with a catchy name has much more in store. Exercise-gaming - a brand new concept in video games will help you keep aware of your body's health. Wii Fit Plus is bundled with or without Wii Fit balance boards, for seasoned veterans of Wii Fit workouts