How to play Wii Sports!

Wii Sports guide!

I. Getting Started
II. Playable Sports
III. Helpful Instruments & tips

I. Getting Started

Wii Sports! One of Nintendo's first games for the Nintendo Wii. The first step to my guide simply shows you how to get started started.

Main Menu



- Simply choose the sport you want to play
- Tennis, baseball, Bowling, Golf, Boxing, & training may be played by more than 1 player.
- After selecting the sport choose the number of players playing. 1-4 Players
- Add Wii Remotes by pressing the 1 & 2 Buttons at the same time.
- Select a Mii to use.
- After selecting a Mii, choose whether you are right or Left handed.


II. Playable Sports

Tennis
- Simply swing your Wii remote to play a match of double Tennis.
- You do not have to press any buttons
- Each player needs their own Wii Remote
- Swing the Wii Remote up then down to serve
- Judge where the ball will move to next. If the ball moves left, swing left. If the ball moves right, move right.



Baseball
- You only bat & pitch in this game
- Fielding & running is automatic
- Hold the Wii remote like a real bat & swing when the ball approaches
- With the Wii remote in your hand, pretend like you are throwing a baseball to pitch.
- The speed of the ball determines by how quickly you move
- Using the arrows & buttons affect how you pitch



Bowling
- Put the Wii Remote in your throwing hand
- Hold down the B button & swing the Wii remote & release the B button to send the ball rolling.
- When playing this game, use the Wii remote strap to keep the remote secure
- Use the arrows on the Wii remote to zoom in & out.
- Press the A button to move your ball left to right using the arrows.
- Twist the Wii remote to spin your bowling ball.



Golf
- Swing the Wii remote as if you were to swing a golfing club
- To practice a swing, DO NOT HOLD A & swing your Wii remote
- To hit your golf ball, HOLD A & swing.
- Pressing the arrows changes your club
- Press 1 or 2 is see the landscape of the ground
- Always pay attention to the Wind.



Boxing
- When boxing you need a Wii remote & nunchuck
- First player to be knocked out loses.
- If no one is knocked out by 3 rounds, its the judge's decision
- Move the Wii remote and/or Nunchuck to punch
- Hold the Wii Remote & Nunchuck to block punches
- Moving side-to-side is a way to avoid punches



III. helpful Instruments & tips

there are some helpful instruments that you usually get in a package deal for the Nintendo Wii. Though these instruments don't help your performance in the game. They just make playing the game more realistic for others. I do not advise using these instruments because in my opinion it is a waste of money.



ALWAYS USE YOUR WII REMOTE SAFETY STRAP & WATCH YOUR SURROUNDS FOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

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Sources:
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http://www.seganerds.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/12/wii-sports-20060914081416886.jpg
http://i34.tinypic.com/2aey1ww.jpg
http://www.ultimatecoupons.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/bowling.jpg
http://wii.kombo.com/images/media/wiisports009.jpg
http://files.nintendic.com/wii/wii-sports/wiisportsboxing2.jpg
http://www.denofwii.com/assets_c/2007/10/Wii-Extra Value Sports Kit-thumb-400x370.jpg


-Legit

 

Your guides have great format, but try using a subject besides Wii.
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What can i say, im a gamer when it comes to Nintendo Wii.
But thanks for the post.

 

Nice work including pictures, like the detail too. 8/10

 

Hm, it's average. Try not to base everything around a wii.

 

Thank you for your opinions