Wii Sports Resort - Review
Arriving with the Motion Plus, which you clip on to the bottom of your Wii remote to help it measure movment more accurately, Wii Sports Resort is Nintendo's latest demonstration of how to make games that welcome evryone. From your first freefall descent on to the aptly named Wuhu Island, Nintendo's gentle magic is evident through interactions that are instantly intuitive and occasionaly more subtle than they first appear.
Sword fighting, skydiving, basketball, table tennis, archery and a range of others get the Wii treatment along with mild refreshes of old favourites golf and bowling. The result is a delcious pick an mix of family-friendly entertainment with the odd dufer (Frisbee and canoeing, for shame) to remind you that nobdy's perfect. Like predecessor Wii Sports, this is at its best when played with friends and fails to lend itself to the traditional weekend eating games marathon.
Nintendo, Retail Price £49.99
