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Wireless Racing WheelPrecision ControlAdjustable Steering SensitivityRequires a Wii Remote Controller (not included)0.63 Lb.
< Official Nintendo Wii Wheel > < Mario Kart Wii with Wii Wheel > < Wii Remote Controller > < Wii Nunchuk Controller > < Wii Charge Station > < Wii Perfect Shot Gun > < Wii > < ezJam Guitar for Wii Guitar Hero&Rock Band Wireless > < Wii Play with Wii Remote >

price：~~$5.00~~
Nintendo(2008-04-27)
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customer 's review
(Makes it easier to drive!!!)

(Much fun - an essential accessory!)

(My Son loves this game.)

(Wheel works well)

(Must Have for playing with friends)

Since getting the Wii Wheel for my 7 year old he has enjoyed his speed racer game so much more. I even gave it a spin. It was fun to play the game. Now I have to fight the kid to play. We love it!!!
I bought the wheel when I bought Mario Kart Wii (so I have 2 wheels). I can't imagine playing the game without them. They make the game more interactive and fun. There are 3 kids in my household who also use the wheels, no problems or complaints so far.

You can also find this exact wheel at Wal-Mart for about $10.
My son loves this game and won't stop playing. He loves the feel of the steering wheel and feels like he is really driving. It is such a joy to watch him play.
This a good compliment to the driving games, even the cow races in Wii Play.
Wheel is a great addition to the Mario Kart Game. If you plan on plating with a friendm they can have the same Wii Wheel that comes with the game and you are using. Great buy.
The Wii Wheel transforms the Wii Remote controller into a steering wheel that feels natural in anyone's hands, while the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controller offer a classic control style for the Mario Kart veteran. In either configuration, players can perform speed-boosting tricks with a shake of the Wii Remote.
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< Official Nintendo Wii Wheel > < Mario Kart Wii with Wii Wheel > < Wii Remote Controller > < Wii Nunchuk Controller > < Wii Charge Station > freaks

Shooting Range, a point-and-fire game of target practice in the Duck Hunt traditionBilliards, a simplified variation of nine-ball with stunningly realistic physics that uses your Wii Remote as your pool cueFind Mii, in which you scan the crowds to find the right Mii - Miis you and your friends created make an appearanceTanks!, where you command a toy tank on a miniature battlefield in a gauntlet of 100 missionsOther games include Pose Mii, Table Tennis, Fishing, Charge! and Laser Hockey
< Wii Play with Wii Remote > < Wii Nunchuk Controller > < Wii > < Wii Charge Station > < Wii HD Link Component Cable > < Wii Grand Slam Sports Pack > < Play > < Tips&Tricks Magazine > < Nintendo DS Wi-Fi USB Connector >

price：~~$5.03~~
Nintendo(2007-02-13)
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customer 's review
(Great family fun!)

(Not worth getting.)

(Great games)

(Incredibly realistic)

(Variety of fun)

We purchased this for our grandchildren and as it turns out the entire family is enjoying it.
I got this a while ago so i would have four remotes. I thought it would be a good deal because its only ten dollars more than a remote. But i should have just bought a remote because the game that comes with it is not very good. Its only mini games that is not even worth eight bucks. It does not even save it after u beat it. U have to beat it over and over again which it is kind of a hard game so its gets really boring. Even on multiplayer. The only good thing about this is the remote that comes with it.
Perfect way to get a second controller and the games that come with it are simple and enjoyable.
All the games are fun, but we mostly bowl when a few friends come over. I find myself making exactly the same mistakes and corrections as when I actually bowled many years ago; you can really get into it! Friends and relatives are mostly in their 50's and 60's, and are usually reluctant to play a "video game", but once they try it they are hooked! Before they even start, we have each newcomer build their own "Mii", which is always good for a few laughs.

Bottom line: It's just like real bowling, except the beer is cheaper and you get to wear your own shoes.
A lot of differemt games to play. Keeps kids and adults busy with some very interesting games.
Wii Play collects nine quick and addictive games that are easy to pick up and play and hard to put away. Thanks to the intuitive controls of the Wii Remote, even the most inexperienced gamers will have no trouble mastering the controls.

Wii Play features nine separate mini-games, including the following:

Shooting Range, a point-and-fire game of target practice in the Duck Hunt tradition.

Billiards, a simplified variation of nine-ball with stunningly realistic physics that uses your Wii Remote as your pool cue.

Find Mii, in which you scan the crowds to find the right Mii—and Miis you and your friends created make an appearance.

Tanks!, in which you command a toy tank on a miniature battlefield in a gauntlet of 100 missions.

Other games include Pose Mii, Table Tennis, Fishing, Charge!, and Laser Hockey.

Every game features a multiplayer mode, so you and your friends can compete for the high score or go head to head to see who’s the best. Wii Play comes with a white Wii Remote so that your friends can join in the action. (Nunchuk not included.)
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< Wii Play with Wii Remote > < Wii Nunchuk Controller > < Wii > < Wii Charge Station > < Wii HD Link Component Cable > freaks

Players have the option to play using the classic layout from the original NES controller. Use the 1 and 2 buttons along with the cross pad to throw hooks and jabs or to dodge.The ultimate boxing underdog Little Mac returns as the hero in this re-imagining of a gaming classic.Large character roster including: Little Mac, Glass Joe, King Hippo, Doc Louis, Von Kaiser and others.Players can obtain special 'Star Punches,' which allow Little Mac to take more Health from his rival in a single punch.The Wii Remote/Nunchuk controller configuration allows players to simulate punching and ducking for a realistic boxing feel.
< Punch-Out!! > < Wii MotionPlus > < Wii Sports Resort > < EA Sports Active > < Infamous > < Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 Wii Motion Plus Bundle >

price：~~$3.00~~
Nintendo(2009-05-18)
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customer 's review
(A Blast Back to the Past)

(WOW!)

(Not bad.)

(A difficult, but highly entertaining game.)

(knockin out the compitition)

A Great Game! I've been a fan since this game dating back to the original coin-op game of the early 1980's. If you are a fan of retro games, you should really consider this one.
Great stuff! They've done an excellent job of tying this to the original so us older nerds can appreciate that...but it's also a lot of fun with the new things added as well. I highly recommend using the Wii Balance Board with it, if you want to get more involved and in the game (it allows you to dodge and dock with your whole body instead of just moving the joystick). And if the orginal was this good of a workout, I might not have been an overweight youngster!!!
This is a fun game. I do agree that the controls kind of suck and are not near as sharp as Super Punch Out or Punch Out NES. The game is not nearly as difficult as Punch Out or Super Punch Out but some fighters are a challenge. Over all not a bad game but not anything new.
Punch-Out isn't for everyone. It's extremely difficult by the standards of most games today. But if you consider yourself a hardcore gamer, it's your duty to buy this game, because every moment of it is fantastic.
this game is the best in its class as far as non realistic boxing goes its lightyears ahead of games like facebreaker. this game is the reason i purchased my wii and its the first wii game i ever played it instantly hooked me and made me want other wii games. most remakes are horrable and slaughter your fond memories of classics but this is a really fun game. the only thing missing that woulda been cool would have been a real life super hard to beat boxer at the end of the game. but it does have a few flaws the load times and its hard to dodge sometimes.
One of the biggest names in boxing returns after a 15-year hiatus. Grab a Wii Remote controller in one hand and a Nunchuk controller in the other and step back into the ring with a modern update of the classic Punch-Out!! Little Mac is back! Everyone’s favorite underdog from the 1980s joins the best of the original Punch-Out!! cast in a modern re-imagination of the series. Players will find familiar names like Glass Joe, King Hippo and trainer Doc Louis. These boxers come to life again in cel-shaded 3-D, complete with hilarious fighting animations and back stories that capture all the fun and flair of the original Punch-Out!! games. The motion-sensitive controls of the Wii console mean that when players throw punches, Little Mac throws punches as well. Additionally, you can control hooks and jabs by combining motion control with control-stick movement. The motion-sensing Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers turn real-life swings into on-screen punches, so anyone can play. The game can also be played with classic NES-style controls by turning the Wii Remote sideways.

One of the biggest names in boxing returns after a 15-year hiatus. InPunch-Out!!you play as young up-and-coming fighter Little Mac who, with the help of his ringside trainer Doc Lewis, is working his way through the ranks of a wide variety of boxing caricatures, each with their own patterns of attacks. Grab a Wii Remote controller in one hand and a Nunchuk controller in the other and step back into the ring with a modern update of the classicPunch-Out!!

Manhandling Glass Joe in 'Punch-Out!!'
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Timing puches against Von Kaiser in 'Punch-Out!!'
Key off tells in the ring.
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Battling King Hippo in 'Punch-Out!!'
13 over the top opponents.
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Star punch against Glass Joe in 'Punch-Out!!'
Do max damage with 'Star punches' .
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Little Mac Is Back
Everyone’s favorite underdog from the 1980s joins the best of the originalPunch-Out!!cast in a modern re-imagining of the series. Players will find familiar names like Glass Joe, King Hippo and trainer Doc Louis. These boxers come to life again in cell-shaded 3-D, complete with hilarious fighting animations and backstories that capture all the fun and flair of the originalPunch-Out!!games.

The Wii's Motion Sensitivity
The motion-sensitive controls of the Wii console mean that when players throw punches, Little Mac throws punches as well. Additionally, you can control hooks and jabs by combining motion control with control-stick movement. The motion-sensing Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers turn real-life swings into on-screen punches, so anyone can play. The game can also be played with classic NES-style controls by turning the Wii Remote sideways.

Characters
Punch-Out!!features a total of 13 opponents for Little Mac to step into the ring with. 12 of which are returning from previous games in thePunch-Out!!series. Each have their own backstory and patterns of attacks to learn and learn to counter. Just a few of the characters you can expect to see are:
Little Mac from 'Punch-Out!!' Little Mac
Small but extremely game, Little Mac is a young, up-and-coming fighter, who with the help of his trainer, ex-champion Doc Lewis, has set his sights on working his way through the ranks.
Glass Joe from 'Punch-Out!!' Glass Joe
A fearful French fighter due to his extremely weak chin, Glass Joe will crumple to the mat quickly with just a few well-placed shots, making him an easy mark and a good warm-up for the fighters to follow.
King Hippo from 'Punch-Out!!' King Hippo
King Hippo is both huge and an immensely powerful fighter, but can be weakened with the right combinations to the head and body, giving you time to go for the knockout if you can survive his onslaught.
Von Kaiser from 'Punch-Out!!' Von Kaiser
An old-timey fighter whose rumored childhood difficulties have left him eager to dish out punishment in the ring, Von Kaiser is a dangerous opponent, but one who will turn tail if you can find his weakness.

Special Attacks
Players can obtain special 'Star Punches,' which allow Little Mac to take more health from his rival in a single punch. Players can now use multiple stars in a single punch for an extra-powerful attack.

Controller Options
Punch-Out!!features multiple controller options. For players looking to take advantage of the Wii's motion control capabilities,Punch-Out!!uses the Wii Remote and Nunchuck controllers to simulate throwing punches. Use the Nunchuck to throw a left punch and the Wii Remote to throw a right punch. Fans of the NES version and core gamers will be excited to see Nintendo has also included the option to playPunch-Out!!using the classic layout from the original NES controller. Use the 1 and 2 buttons along with the cross pad to throw hooks and jabs or to dodge.

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< Punch-Out!! > < Wii MotionPlus > < Wii Sports Resort > < EA Sports Active > < Infamous > freaks

Hone your skills on the practice courts with controllable ball machines at every venue.Utilize Nintendo MotionPlus to hit a variety of shots such as top spin, slice, flat, lobs and drop shots.Create your own player then set off to conquer the various skill and legends challenges to accumulate skills and try to win all four Grand Slam titles.A dozen party games can be played, using seven core Tennis Academy style games with group friendly scoring and presentation.Play against new opponents online. Every win contributes to your country on the Battle of the Nations leader board.
< EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis > < Wii MotionPlus > < Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 Wii Motion Plus Bundle > < Wii Sports Resort > < EA Sports Active > < Punch-Out!! >

price：~~$10.00~~
Electronic Arts(2009-06-08)
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customer 's review
(If the only tennis you have recently played is Wii sports: Time to unlearn!)

(Outstanding)

(Very Complicated)

(love this game! fun and not that hard!!!!)

(sdmsec)

I haven't played real tennis since I was a kid. However Wii sports tennis was quickly one of my favorite Wii games and I have played it almost every day for 2 years.

Grand Slam tennis is fun. I actually like the cartoon characters (if you play as John McEnroe, you will get to see him throw a fit whenever you lose - very funny!) and the motion is smooth.

My warning is this: if the only tennis you have recently played is Wii sports, then you will find the controls initially confusing. I didn't realize just how terrible my form was until I played this game. Holding the wiimote like a baseball bat and swinging it quickly by using wrist flips (which are deadly in wii sports) will create havoc and frustration. My trusted Wii sports moves always resulted in my player missing the ball or swinging on the wrong side.

So be prepared to have to spend a few hours relearning how to play tennis on the Wii. It will be worth it. (However I am still not convinced that this is true 1:1 motion (play Tiger Woods 10 frisbee golf and then play this - close but not exact). I tried to replicate the 1:1 moves that the EA Sport director does on the official website with little success.)

I was looking for a real tennis game after my initial experience with Wii Sports. I ended up buying both Virtual Tennis 2009 and Grand Slam tennis. Having played both for the last 2 weeks, I can say that Grand Slam tennis wins hands down. It takes a while to get used to the manual movement controls, but it becomes easier and incredibly fun. It is a fantastic workout and if you are a tennis fan, a must have.
I found the virtual tennis game to be satisfactory, but not quite up to the same level as Grand Slam in terms of experience.
The Wii Motion plus makes a huge difference.
I am trying very hard to like this game. I don't want to give up on it- yet- but it is very complicated. Yes, it feels a lot like real tennis, but having to play against pros is not really that much fun. I am an older woman, using this for fun and exercise, and find myself becoming frustrated with the controls and with my choices- dress? skirt? volley? All Around? locker room? And after 20 minutes of hard play it determined that I had burned 4.5 calories.

Don't think so!

I give it a 3 because it is very realistic for a video game, but no higher because it is a lot of work to figure it out. I just want to have fun!!!!

The Wii motion plus seems to be a great addition.
i'm a casual at best gamer who played wii tennis like the masses and it always left me wishing it was less weebley more tennisy... and Grand Slam is amazing in comparison. I do find the wii motion thingie glitchy frankly, and am glad game can be played with or with out.

I've had game about a week, set on easy and have won the Australian open and Wimbledon...it's not as hard as comments would leave you to believe, have read people say they can't win against the A.I.'s; you can, it's just not wii tennis, thank heavens. took about 2 days to rewire brain from wii controls to grand slam, and figured it out. I haven't used nunchuck thing. the constant replays (you can fast forward thru them) annoyed me at first, now i find a great tool for seeing what you did wrong. i'm gonna set it up to med or hard, but only after i win a real 4 slam yr!
Let's get one thing out of the way up front: you can't use the wii-mote and motion-plus exactly like a tennis racket and have good results. In particular, taking a deep back-swing in preparation for a shot causes the on-screen player to swing. Also, you can't stroke through the ball when you want to drive the ball down the line - you have to "push" the ball in the direction you want. Using the wii-mote with motion plus is somewhere between a tennis stroke and using a ping-pong paddle.

Now, with that out of the way, I'll say that once I accepted that I couldn't swing exactly the way I wanted - this game is very fun. I find that the wii-mote+motion plus+nunchuck give me incredible control and options during game play. Now that I'm more accustomed to the gestures I find myself absorbed in tennis strategy - anticipating my opponents' next shot, moving the opponent around the court, etc.

My wife and I played doubles together against the computer and the player communications, planning, etc. that evolved as we played together felt very much like when I played tennis on the high school team.

This game would have easily merited five stars if it had recognized (1) drawing back my racket isn't a swing; (2) allow the velocity of my stroke to control the ball's speed; (3) allow the angle of racket meeting ball to determine ball direction. Even without these features the game feels like tennis.
Developed specifically for the Wii, EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis delivers the deepest and richest tennis experience ever developed for the platform with real life tennis strokes letting anyone quickly pick up a racket and use every shot type and inch of the court. It is the exclusive home of Wimbledon and includes all four Grand Slams: the Australian Open, Roland Garros, the U.S. Open and Wimbledon. The player line-up features some of the greatest and most accomplished ever including John McEnroe in his exclusive video game debut. Joining Mac is an impressive roster of current and legendary men's and women's players who collectively own 135 Grand Slam singles titles, making this the most accomplished group of players ever assembled for a tennis video game.

Developed specifically for the Wii,EA Sports Grand Slam Tennisdelivers the deepest and richest tennis experience ever developed for the platform. Supporting up to four players both online and offline, utilizing the MotionPlus Wii Remote accessory and packed with real life tennis strokes which allow anyone to quickly pick up a racket and use every shot type and inch of the court, it is serious fun for both casual players and serious tennis fans alike.

John McEnroe slamming his racket in at Wimbledon 'EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis'
Hit the court as Johnny Mac or a slew of other Grand Slam champs.
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Serena Willimas at the baseline in 'EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis'
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Pete Sampras at the net in 'EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis'
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The New Home of the Slams
At its highest level, success in professional tennis is all about how you perform at the most prestigious events on the circuit. The Grand Slam tournaments are the biggest and most important of these and EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis now gives gamers an exclusive home where they can play all four of these: the Australian Open, the French Open at Paris' Roland Garros, the championships at Wimbledon in London and the U.S. Open at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York City. As players step onto center court at each tournament they can expect a realistic Grand Slam experience from the details of the stadiums and its surroundings, to the scoreboard, crowd, differing playing surfaces and more.

Playable Characters: A Whose-Who of the Tennis Elite
Success at the Slams is what elevates top-ten players to the rank of the elite on the tour. The character lineup ofEA Sports Grand Slam Tennisfeatures some of the greatest and most accomplished tennis players ever, including John McEnroe in his exclusive video game debut. Joining bad boy Johnny Mac is an impressive roster of current and legendary men's and women's players who collectively own 135 Grand Slam singles titles, making this the most accomplished group of players ever assembled for a tennis video game. Just a few of the additional faces players can expect to see in your bracket are Rafael "Rafa" Nadal, Roger Federer, Serena Williams, Venus Williams, Bjorn Borg, Novak Djokovic, Pete Sampras, Ana Ivanovic, Andy Roddick, Boris Becker, Lleyton Hewitt and many more.

Wii MotionPlus
EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis is one of the first games compatible with Nintendo's new Wii MotionPlus accessory for the Wii Remote. Working in conjunction with the Wii Remote's existing motion control technology, MotionPlus further enhances the player's experience with added shot depth and precise ball placement on the court. Racket rotation is also recognized so you can spin your stick just like the pros do, whether you choose to strategically pick your opponent apart from the baseline, or aggressively attack the net using serve and volley techniques.

Key Features:

Swing the Racket Like a Grand Slam Champion- Users feel like they are actually playing tennis as they swing real forehands and backhands. Hit a variety of shots such as top spin, slice, flat, lobs and drop shots.
Grand Slam Career- As the only video game licensed to feature Wimbledon, users can play all four Grand Slams. Authentic stadiums and venues are recognizable as the real grounds.
Wii MotionPlus- One of the first games compatible with the new Wii MotionPlus. When the peripheral is added, the experience is enhanced with added shot depth and precise ball placement. Racket rotation is also recognized so you can spin your stick just like the pros do.
Social Tennis Party- A dozen party games can be played, using seven core Tennis Academy style games with group friendly scoring and presentation.
Connect Online*- Play against new opponents online. Every win contributes to your country on the Battle of the Nations leader board.
Practice Makes Perfect- Hone your skills on the practice courts with controllable ball machines at every venue. Take advantage of the instructional pop-ups to improve your abilities and beat the pros.
In-Game Challenges- In your quest to win each Grand Slam, conquer the various challenges to accumulate more skills for your created player.

* Online play requires user provided Internet connection.

Rerations
< EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis > < Wii MotionPlus > < Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 Wii Motion Plus Bundle > < Wii Sports Resort > < EA Sports Active > freaks

Gaming System Compatibility:Nintendo WiiIncludes:Leg Strap, Resistance BandSystem Requirements:EA Sports Active GameWarranty Description:90 Day Limited Manufacturer Warranty
< EA Sports Active Multiplayer Pack > < EA Sports Active > < Wii MotionPlus > < Gold's Gym Cardio Workout > < Wii Sports Resort > < Wii Nunchuk Controller >

price：~~$19.99~~
Electronic Arts(2009-05-19)
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customer 's review
(Great Workout!)

(Great Product !)

(Great)

(Great add-on.)

(Good Workout!)

This pack allows a 2nd person to exercise at the same time. I find that having a workout partner makes it a little competitive in a fun way. It felt more like a game than an actual workout. The personal trainer game has great variety and on the higher intensity can really whip you into shape...NO PAIN NO GAIN!
I thought that I was relatively well conditioned after going to the gym for many, many months. I tried this game for 20 minutes at the very hard setting and after 20 minutes I was dripping sweat and I could feel the workout in my legs. I really enjoyed the lunges and squats where the game indicates to hold the position and when to move. Also, the cardio boxing was a lot of fun. I've only tried it once so far and look forward to exploring the game further~!
Provides a great workout at varying levels and targets specific areas in each workout. There is a 30 day challenge with pre-set workouts or you can create your own. I would recommend this for anyone wanting to get into a good exercise routine.EA Sports Active
With this add-on my wife and I can work out together. Unlike some of the other one's like Wii Fit where you would have to take turns. You can workout "co-op" to to complete the exercises.
I have been using the game for about 2 weeks now. Although some of the warm ups are a little slow, I love the variety of workout activities. Being able to track my calories burned and the option to choose my own activities makes for a fun workout with as much or as little variety as I choose!!
Rerations
< EA Sports Active Multiplayer Pack > < EA Sports Active > < Wii MotionPlus > < Gold's Gym Cardio Workout > < Wii Sports Resort > freaks

Personal virtual trainer demonstrates moves, gives advice, and provides motivationAccess almost 500 exercises for flexibility, cardio fitness, strength training and morePersonalized goals let you chose length and frequency of program on a calendarCustomize your environment and pick your favorite type of workout musicChart your progress with graphs over an extended period of time
< My Fitness Coach > < Gold's Gym Cardio Workout > < EA Sports Active > < Wii Fit > < Active Life Outdoor Challenge > < Wii 5-In-1 Fitness Bundle > < Wii Fit >

price：~~$2.00~~
UBI Soft(2008-12-02)
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customer 's review
(AWESOME!!)

(Very thorough fitness program)

(Great purchase)

(ok but not the best)

(My Fitness Coach my favorite out of Wii Fit, EA Sports Active, Golds Gym Cardio Workout, and Active Life Outdoor Challenge)

I have been exercising regularly for a long time. I have a gym quality eliptical machine and was using it at least 3 times a week along with some free weight work.

Your body get used to the exercises you perform so when I decided to purchase this product (which was only $19.99 at Target . . . sorry Amazon)and started the workouts, I was amazed at how out of shape I was!! It does everything described in other reviews (designs a workout based on your current fitness level etc.) and it really works if you stick with it. When you choose a 45 minute cardio workout, you do cardio for 30 minutes and muscle toning for 15 minutes. I love that! If you want to concentrate on upper body, you'll still get about 10 - 15 minutes of cardio and then toning exercises.

The funny thing is that if you miss a scheduled workout, Maya (the trainer) scolds you for missing. Some may not respond to this type of accountability, but I love it. Many times I'm in a bit of pain, but it's a good pain . . . you know you are working!!

I have noticed a difference in my body in only 14 workout sessions.

I still use my eliptical. This provides variety which is also a key in sticking to a program!!
"My Fitness Coach" has a very basic and thorough approach to their fitness program. They ask a series of questions to get started - your age, weight, height, measurements, etc. - that provide a more complete profile than other programs I have seen. The exercises are tailored to your profile.
This is a great product. Not only is it a great workout, it took me through an in depth physical assesment to see my capabilities and heart rate for my ideal results. Once you plug all this informaion into the system, it creates a specialized workout from those results for you with the option to incorporate the use of items you have around the house (i.e. free weights, exercise ball, etc). It provides you with various options of focus (ie: upper, lower body, cardio, etc) I know there is more to it than I have already used but overall, a great product.
just to add something that most reviewers left out. while this game provides a good coach to encourage you to work out doing many different exercises, there is no real way of measuring your output, it seems like scripted verbal praises even if you just stand still when supposed to be performing an exercise, she will say good job or something so unlike active where you where leg strap and controller to measure your every movement, and if the game detects you didnt actually perform the exercise the game stops until you do, this game does not actually measure any output from the user. it is just merely a coach that you have, and its up to you to perform to your highest ability. except for during the initial set up portion of game, that part is measured. better off getting active, or golds cardio.
I would recommend My Fitness Coach. You start off doing an assessment of your physical abilities and it builds a program based upon that. In each session they ask whether the program was to easy, just right, or to difficult so they are constantly modifying the program to fit your current needs. If you have hand weights, a step bench, or a stability ball they will incorporate these pieces of equipment into your session. There is upper body, lower body, flexibility/yoga, core, weightless, and cardio options to chose from and you can chose 15 min., 30 min., 45 min., or 60 min. sessions.
I have My Fitness coach, Gold's Gym Cardio Workout, Wii Fit, EA Sports Active, and Active Life Outdoor Challenge, My Fitness Coach is by far my favorite and I believe it offers a lot more than the other titles.
I purchased these titles to help with my physical therapy, I cannot drive and am allergic to the sun, so I do most of my exercises indoor.
I have three forms of lupus and my legs and back have some issues from the disease. I am able to benefit from My Fitness Coach the most. Some of the exercises I have to make a few modifications too but I have to do that to all of the titles that I mentioned. Overall, My Fitness Coach has helped me to strengthen the areas of my body that have suffered the most based on my individual problems.
Having used all of the programs mentioned before almost daily I really feel that My Fitness Coach has the most to offer for both beginners and more advanced users. It is constantly challenging you if you are honest with your answers to the questions, and are willing to dedicate three to four days a week to it.
Like Wii games? Are you sweating to Wii Fit but want to take it a step further? Get in shape with your own virtual personal trainer, Maya, in an accessible, convenient and intense fitness program customized to meet your needs.
My Fitness Coach is the latest in Nintendo's impressive line of games that prove video game entertainment can be both healthy and fun. Produced by UbiSoft exclusively for the Wii home game system, My Fitness Coach allows players to create, engage in and even track their very own fitness program.

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Live a Healthier Lifestyle
My Fitness Coach begins by evaluating your current fitness level, and helping you set your fitness goal. Whether you strive for weight loss, core body strength, increased flexibility or something else, the Wii's unique interactivity will get you there. A virtual personal trainer named Maya will be on hand to not only give you valuable advice to help you exercise right, but will provide pep talks to help keep you motivated every step of the way. There are even graphical charting displays that allow you to watch yourself making progress as you go.

Enjoy Your Exercise Experience
With My Fitness Coach you can customize your experience by choosing your own exercise environment, and picking your favorite type of workout music. There are eight different environments to choose from, and seven different types of music, such as Hip Hop, 80's, Latin and Dance to name a few. There is even a Meditation Garden feature where you will be guided through stretching and yoga techniques to help keep you limber while you gain strength.

Nearly 500 Workouts Provide Loads of Fun
My Fitness Coach features almost 500 unique exercises to ensure that no two workouts will ever be quite the same. Whether you are in strength training for your upper body or lower body, or are just burning a few extra calories, by choosing your own workout calendar, length of program, and frequency of use you will achieve your goals at the pace that is right for you.

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< My Fitness Coach > < Gold's Gym Cardio Workout > < EA Sports Active > < Wii Fit > < Active Life Outdoor Challenge > freaks

An all-new storyline - same blend of humor and fright that made the movies a pop culture phenomenon. A continuation of the movie series, set 2 years after the events of Ghostbusters II.Blast and wrangle ghosts with an arsenal of unique and upgradeable equipment. Throw out a trap, hook a struggling ghost, and slam it into submission for final capture.Switch between 4 weapon sets to access 8 unique proton pack weapons¿ different weapons are optimized for each enemy class.Use gadgets like the PKE Meter and Ghost Light to scan and analyze targets. Spend the money you¿ve earned to upgrade the power and duration of each weapon.Equipped with a variety of unique weapons and gadgets
< Ghostbusters: The Video Game > < Punch-Out!! > < Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings > < Wii MotionPlus > < Wii Sports Resort > < EA Sports Active >

price：~~$4.00~~
Atari Inc.(2009-06-16)
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(It's Good To See The Ghostbusters Again But....)

(Funner than you're heard (and I have both 360 and Wii))

(Huge Fan of the Ghostbusters But Not This Game on Wii!)

(A movie pretending to be a video game.)

(Ever wanted to be a Ghostbuster?)

I wanted to love this game so bad. All of the key original actors and actresses (from Bill Murray to Annie Potts) were involved in the creation of the game and their voices were used for their characters. Slimer, the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man and others also return. The proton packs, PKE meters and all of Egon's other wonderful gadgets were also used in this game.

So what's not to like? Numerous gameplay-interrupting cutscenes (some funny, some not), half-hearted controls, and, in least in my case, dizzying levels where one has to walk around a lot in order to get their bearings straight.

The cutscenes could have been excellent. Those featuring Peter are downright hilarious at times, but they constantly interrupt gameplay. Also, some of them were a bit longer than needed, thus aggravating me even more.

While the controls aren't terribly hard to master, they aren't always responsive. When capturing ghosts, the player has to slam the ghost around in order to weaken them for the traps. This aspect of the game is very fun and adds a bit of realism to what is happening on the screen. However, much like others have stated already, I often found myself either losing hold of the ghost or having to shake the controller violently in order to slam the ghost. I haven't had a response like this in other games that require such movement. Batteries were not an issue either.

I sometimes found myself lost in rooms or on stairs at times. This caused me to double back on many of the routes I had taken, as well as prolonged the dull moments between ghost captures.

While I feel that all of the above gripes are legitimate, I also found plenty that I liked about this game.

For one, it was so nice to hear the original voices with these characters. The music score felt just as fresh today as it did when I first heard it so many years ago on the big screen. All of the humor from the films is intact as well.

Slamming (when it worked) and capturing the ghosts were my favorite parts of the entire game.

The graphics didn't bother me one bit, but do know that they are more "animated" than those of the 360 and PS3 based on pictures I've seen of the game on those consoles.

In summary, nostalgia reigns supreme on this game. If you love the films (or even the cartoon series), you might want to pick this up just to hear the proton packs charge up again. Otherwise, I'm sure you can find much more challenging (and less aggravating) games on the market.

Recommended to fans of the films and cartoon series and anyone who just wants to bust some ghosts.
I've never written a review on here but I was motivated to by all the negative mainstream reviews surrounding the Wii version of this game. This is not going to be wordy so I will cut to the chase.

I own both the 360 and Wii versions of this game. The 360 game is, hands down, the better version. The graphics are better, the sound effects are better, the level and enemy design is better, and it really does give you the feeling you are a part of the third movie.

So, with that being said, why am I still so high on the Wii version? Simply this: After the "wow" factor of the 360 one (and I played that first), I'm actually having more fun playing the Wii version. Two things really stick out about it: The animation and the controls.

Yes, they look like cartoon caricatures. But the way they are animated is amusing and fun. But it is the controls that make this game. You really feel like you are busting when you have to point the wiimote at the ghost, then pull them in the direction indicated by the onscreen arrows, and then finally into the trap. The actualy trapping of the ghost works better in this version. While the 360 version sounds and looks better, the Wii vision really makes you feel like you're busting ghosts.

So my advice to you, if you own both systems, is to play the 360 one first to enjoy the story and the feeling of being part of a movie. Then pop in the Wii version to really feel like you're ghostbusting.

And of course, if you only own the Wii, if you are a GB fan it is a no-brainer!!
First of all, I love anything with the Ghostbusters. I was very excited about this game. The pros are: good voice acting with the original actors, good graphics, good story line, and the ghosts were interesting. The cons are completely the wii controls. I was dizzy trying to just focus on capturing a ghost or even navigating. I did not find it fun. I found it irritating. The other thing that made playing this game not as fun was the constant movie scenes. I liked them, but they took me away from the game. It was distracting. I plan on renting it on another platform to see if I like it better that way!
Unless you are a devoted "Ghostbusters" fan, then there is no reason to buy this game. The game can easily be beaten in a few sittings, maybe totaling 7-8 hours. After you beat the game there is absolutely no reason to play it again as the game offers very little to increase its replay value. Almost half of the game is comprised of annoying cut-scenes that often take too long and disrupt the flow of the game. You watch the cut-scene, or skip it, then get back to the repetitive and effortless action of capturing ghosts which is the only thing you will remember about this game because of how aggravating it is.

With this being the Wii version of this game you have to go into this knowing that the graphics aren't going to be that good... I was astounded by how horrific the graphics really are. BUYERS BEWARE.
I grew up in the 80's, on movies like Back to the Future, Superman, Karate Kid, and of course, Ghostbusters. I remember fondly playing "Ghostbusters" with my friends, imagining that we were capturing ghosts, and then playing the original video game when it came out for the Commodore 64 and Apple Computer, and later for the Nintendo. Like others who grew up during that time, I'm now in my 30's, have a family of my own, and can no longer easily sit down and play video games for 10 hours straight. Nevertheless, I was pleasantly surprised when I received this game as a present for Father's Day. My first thought upon receiving this was "when am I ever going to have time to play this game?" But I've managed to get in some ghostbusting a few minutes at a time in the evenings after the family's taken care of and the little one is asleep.

For anyone who ever imagined what it would be like to be a ghostbuster, this game delivers. You get to walk around carrying a proton pack, hunting down ghosts, inflicting ridiculous property damage, and hang out with the entertaining ghostbusting crew. The game is filled with references to the two films, including most of the original voice cast, and even Janine the secretary returns with her witty sarcastic banter. The result is that you really feel as if you are taking part in the next Ghostbusters movie. It's terrific, and full of laughs.

After a few sessions I'm starting to get the hang of aiming the proton streams, setting traps, using the PKE and dodging attacks. The game is a full on experience, with graphics, special effects, voice-acting, music, and story all making you a part of the Ghostbusters team. I look at this game not as a hardcore gaming experience, but as a fun nostalgic romp. For anyone who was a fan of the movies growing up and ever dressed up as a Ghostbuster, this game is for you.

When Manhattan is once again overrun by ghosts and other supernatural creatures, players will take on the role of a new recruit joining the famous Ghostbusters team.
Ghostbusters: The Video Game, based on the smash hit motion picture franchise and featuring a completely new story, is coming to six game systems in 2009. Coinciding with the 25th anniversary celebration of the film’s original theatrical release, the game reunites original cast members to recapture the unique blend of humour and fright that established Ghostbusters as a pop culture sensation. Remember, don't cross the streams. It could end all life as we know it!

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Who You Gonna Call?
The Ghostbusters are back in an all-new story penned by the original creators! With Manhattan newly overrun by ghosts and other supernatural creatures, it's up to you to take on the role of a new recruit joining the original film cast of the famous Ghostbusters team. Equipped with a variety of unique weapons and gadgets, you will hunt, fight and capture a wide range of uncanny phantasms and demons in an all-new funny and frightening battle to save New York City from its latest paranormal plague.

Key Game Features:

Based on the classicGhostbustersfilms and features the original cast
Head out with unique weapons and gadgets
Battle an incredible variety of supernatural foes
Move through New York City and stop eerie enemies
Become part of the famous paranormal ghostbusting team

Cast from the Original Films
Ghostbusters: The Video Gamefeatures the original film cast from the classicGhostbustersfilms, including Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson. Aykroyd and Ramis also return to write the script and storyline for the game. Enter an exciting gameplay environment that authentically recreates the whimsical time period of the film and expands the lore and supernatural events that seemingly plague New York City.

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< Ghostbusters: The Video Game > < Punch-Out!! > < Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings > < Wii MotionPlus > < Wii Sports Resort > freaks

Play through the events of all 6 Star Wars movies in 1 videogame for the first time everSolve puzzles that encourage creative thinking through the use of teamwork and unique building situationsNew characters bring the total count to over 160; upgraded Character CustomizerEnhanced Force powers; new power-ups; new Challenge mode; revamped levelsWii version provides motion-sensitive inputs for exciting new ways to control the LEGO Star Wars characters
< Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga > < Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures > < LEGO Batman > < Super Mario Galaxy > < Rayman Raving Rabbids > < Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels > < Lego Star Wars Death Star II > < LEGO Star Wars Imperial Dropship > < LEGO Star Wars Rebel Scout Speeder > < LEGO Star Wars Motorized Walking AT-AT > < Luke Skywalker Force FX Lightsaber >

price：~~$0.50~~
Lucas Arts Entertainment(2007-11-06)
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(The Force is Strong With...Multiplayer?)

(Great Game!)

(sounds great, but...)

(Fun For All)

(Fun game with many levels)

Lego Star Wars is host to a multitude of small but cumulatively frustrating flaws: studs (the in-game currency) disappear too quickly to collect everything you scare up; the concept of depth is almost non-existent in some important jumping sections; vehicle controls are unforgivably loose; mission objectives are sometimes ill-defined. Even the insistent flashing of highlighted text on menus seems designed to annoy. Playing the game alone, the best you could say is that it represents an entertaining idea ("Legos plus Star Wars? How can we lose!?") hindered by poor execution.

Get a like-minded friend to pick up the second controller, though, and it's a different game. The length of time studs appear seems calibrated to multiplayer--two people working in tandem can usually collect everything before it flickers away. And a human companion is vastly superior to the single-player mode's brain-dead A.I. allies. Multiplayer has its own quirks; for example, friendly fire is always on and the auto-targeting feature likes to aim at your companion as often as the enemy, and multiplayer turns the already recalcitrant camera into one that almost gleefully obtructs your point of view. But having a second human player not only to strategize, but to laugh at the game's absurdities, lightens the mood considerably. So much so, in fact, that a game that's hard to recommend for one player could be a must-have for two.

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Game is a lot of fun, shipping was quick and efficient and the game was in great condition. No scratches and the package even had the instruction manual!
this game sounds great and all being you play through all 6 story lines, but its Lego!its goofy and sloppy and looks ridiculous! i mean why cant they make the same type of game with all 6 stories as a regular realistic type video game? that would be f-ing sweet!
With a cartooninsh twist, this game will satisfy any young star wars fan. All movie plots 1-6 are included in this super fun game. I had great fun running through the Mos Eisley Cantina crowd, into the Hoth war zone, then back through the Cantina into a pod-racer race. This game really allowed me to fully enjoy the Star Wars universe without the dark undertones that woked great for the movies, though with a Lego video game it wouldn't work. I hope that the force will guide all of you to this great and exciting game!
I bought this game for my 8 yr old son and he loves it. he got a bit bored with the Light Saber duelling game in a short time. The Lego game has a bunch of levels and you can buy characters, speeders, etc. If you are a teenager or older, it may be a little juvenile for you but for younger kids it is perfect.
Building on the success of both Lego Star Wars videogames, Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga enables families to play through the events of all six Star Wars movies in one videogame for the first time ever. Developer Traveller's Tales has brought the action to the Nintendo Wii, with motion-sensitive inputs that give you exciting new ways to control your Lego Star Wars characters, while also adding new characters, new levels and new features. The upgraded Character Customizer includes all Prequel Trilogy characters for the first time, while also expanding its customization options well beyond those in Lego Star Wars II, for millions more possibilities. Create cross-Trilogy mash-up characters like Han Windu and Lando Amidala. New game features include enhanced Force powers, new power-ups, and a new Challenge Mode. Levels from the original Lego Star Wars are revamped to meet the gameplay evolutions of Lego Star Wars II. ESRB Rated E10 for gamers aged 10 and up.
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< Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga > < Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures > < LEGO Batman > < Super Mario Galaxy > < Rayman Raving Rabbids > freaks

Dive into an engaging story set in modern day Washington D.C. involving secret agents, invading aliens, and government conspiraciesRobust calibration and controls customization built from the ground up for the Wii allow you to Tailor the game to your preferred styleUp to 12 players can join up online to battle in a variety of multiplayer modesVast numbers of incredibly realistic AI enemies react to player¿s moves by taking cover and utilizing elements in the environment to their advantageSupports Nintendo¿s new Wii Speak peripheral during multiplayer matches
< The Conduit > < Wii Sports Resort > < Wii MotionPlus > < Punch-Out!! > < MadWorld > < Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 Wii Motion Plus Bundle >

price：~~$10.00~~
Sega Of America, Inc.(2009-06-23)
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(Good, not great)

(Very solid FPS)

(Best Shooter on Wii)

(Best FPS Controls, okay story.)

(Very Fun Multiplayer, Lackluster Single Player)

I've had a chance to play this quite a bit over the last 2 weeks or so and it's pretty solid, although I'd actually give it 3.5 stars if I could. There's nothing about it that's really bad, except maybe the single player campaign length. The controls are good, story is OK. I've heard people rave about the graphics but they really aren't any better than Metroid Prime 3 as far as I can tell. The multiplayer online is pretty fun and reminds me of Perfect Dark on the N64 quite a bit. This game is definitely worth getting, epecially if they drop the price.
The Conduit provides a decent single player campaign and a hassle-free multi-player component. That, and it's really the only sci-fi shooter on the Wii (Red Steel = crime shooter, CoD and MoH = WWII shooters, Metroid Prime = more of an adventure game)

The controls are excellent, the graphics are decent (some textures wash out a bit, but overall the presentation is solid), and the story is good, if a little cliche. The enemy AI in my opinion is good too; playing the game on "Hard" really provides a good balance of enemy intelligence and firepower.

If you only have a Wii and you want a solid sci-fi FPS to have fun with, this is your ride. Even if you have other consoles, the unique controls of The Conduit might also merit a purchase or rental.
The Conduit. A great shooter for Wii owners, and pretty much the best on the system. Also notice that it has 4 stars. It is actually more of a 4.5 so just pretend thats what it says. Now back to business. This game has great controls, grapics and sound. The story is pretty good, but not the best. If your trying to decide to buy this or not, here is the determining factor. If you only own a wii then definately buy this. you will love it. However, if you also own a 360 or a PS3, this won't offer that much more than all your Halo's and what not.
This game has the best FPS controls ever, the story is okay, when they make The Conduit 2 they need to make a better story because the controls are perfect. Online is fun but the maps get kind of boring.
To get down to it, it looks very good, not as good as Metroid 3, but close. My personal biggest problem is that it really could have benefited greatly from running at 60FPS as opposed to 30.

As far as the multiplayer goes, it has a very streamlined design (minus the sadly included friend codes). I did experienced some two game crashes, but they were rare and did not take away from the gameplay experience which is as fun as the majority of other console FPS games.

Single player is a different story, even thought the voice acting is quite good, the story leaves much to be desired in terms of originality (though I do like the D.C. setting). The real draw back to the single player is it's core way of progression seems very dated, pull you buy the nose to the next objective and drop you in and out of missions with little context.

Of course the real shining star with the Conduit is the controls, which I'm glad to say is one of the best controlling FPS's I've ever played. So that paired with the great online makes for a very exceptional Wii title.
After a full-scale alien attack on Washington D.C., suspicions arise as to the involvement of the U.S. government. Armed with sci-fi gadgets and high-powered weapons, players will battle aliens, rogue agents and enemy forces as a former secret service agent codenamed Mr. Ford. Built exclusively for Wii, The Conduit pushes the boundaries of the platform from incredible award-winning graphics to robust controls that are customizable on-the-fly. This action-packed, first-person shooter from the creators at High Voltage Software also supports the Wii Speak peripheral.
Washington, D.C. has fallen prey to a full-scale alien invasion, and suspicions have arisen regarding the government's role in the attack. With the city thrown into chaos, it's up to you, as a former Secret Service agent code-named "Mr. Ford," to fight back against the alien invaders as well as rogue agents and other enemy forces. Arm yourself with an array of sci-fi-style gadgets and high-powered weaponry and prepare to blast into the heart of a conflict that may have roots into cover-ups spanning centuries.

Agent Ford

Synopsis
InThe Conduit, you'll find yourself at the center of a thrilling battle involving aliens, secret agents and centuries-old government conspiracies, all set against the backdrop of modern-day Washington, D.C. Built from the ground up for the Wii, the game pits you against ruthless, wily enemies who react to your moves and use the environment to their own advantage. Tailor the game to suit your personal style, and see the game's intense visuals burst to life complete with dynamic environment mapping, interactive water with real-time reflection and four-stage texture composition. Gather up to 11 additional players online for brutal multiplayer action, and incorporate the Wii Speak peripheral to enhance the immediacy of the battle.

Key Game Features:

Arm yourself with exciting gadgets and weapons to fight back against an alien invasion in Washington, D.C.
Become immersed in compelling conspiracy-driven action involving secret agents and centuries-old cover-ups
Battle against ruthless, realistic AI enemies who use the environment for cover and react to your moves
Customize your controls on the fly to tailor the game to suit your style
Supports the Wii Speak peripheral during multiplayer matches (Wii Speak not included)
Explore a variety of intense online multiplayer modes for up to 12 total players

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Armed with an array of futuristic weaponry and an intelligence-gathering device simply called the“All-Seeing Eye,” players follow an intricate storyline filled with conspiracy, shady government activity and terrifying aliens. The Conduit’s detailed control system allows players to customize and configure look sensitivity, turning speed, the dead zone and much more. As players delve further into the mystery behind the extraterrestrial invasion, shocking details reveal that the invasion may have been brought on with help from the government itself.

Rerations
< The Conduit > < Wii Sports Resort > < Wii MotionPlus > < Punch-Out!! > < MadWorld > freaks

Wii Music for Nintendo Wii lets you play musical instruments and make music using the Wii Remote and the Wii Balance BoardStart a band with up to six different band membersPick a background stage, and shake, move, and press buttons to play up to 60 different instruments for a ton of melodic funNo need to press a specific button at a certain time; instead you just need to mimic the actions of playing that instrumentSave up to 30 music videos and create playlists among your favorites
< Wii Music > < Active Life Outdoor Challenge > < We Ski > < Animal Crossing: City Folk > < Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party > < Hasbro Family Game Night > < SanDisk SDSDG-2048-A11 2GB SD Gaming > < Manhunt 2 > < Wii Hip Street Cheer Pom Poms - Pink/Silver >

price：~~$20.03~~
Nintendo(2008-10-20)
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(Great for kids!)

(My Family loves it)

(Worst Wii game we have)

(Mildly interesting but not sufficient to justify paying for the software)

(extremely disappointed)

I originally got this game without knowing how simplistic it was. I, personally, would have liked something a bit more difficult. I'm not going to rehash what's said in a lot of the other reviews about game play, etc.

What really struck me is how great it has been for my nephew. He's 5-years-old and has Downs. After playing a few times, he does it on his own and knows which instruments he has to strum and which he has to push buttons to blow horns. Its been fun for him and I think beneficial for his motor skills. He especially loves the dog suit, cat suit, and cheerleader instruments. He goes crazy with the dancing around. Rock on little man!
Like a said in title my family loves it!! I wish there where more songs to chose from and maybe it is we just haven't opened them yet.
We have a little over a dozen Wii games, and this is by far the worst of them all (had it since December 2008). It is absolutely no fun and there is no challenge to it at all. We've have folks ranging from 4 through 40 paly it and they all agree. The song selection seems rather limited too. I was really hoping this would be a family-friendly, easy to store alternative to guitar hero or rock band, but I was wrong. Very, very disappointed! I gave it 1 star for both "fun" and "overall," though it appears I miss clicked and the review form took it as a 2 star for fun.
This should be freeware or at least available via WiiWare for less than 1000 points. It is really simplistic and Kindergartners would probably really enjoy it. Controls not consistently responsive. I bought this today and am already very bored with it.
We are a musical family and were looking forward to wii music.
After just a few times using this, my 11 year old is already saying that there isn't much to do. The conducting part is cute but it gets old fast. During the jams, it is hard to hear yourself if you are the harmony. Basically, you work with the beat. You can't change or affect the notes. Everytime you flick your wimote, you get a predetermined note. The bell part is a little like guitar hero..but it confusing and difficult.

After only 3 or 4 times with this, my kids don't want to use it anymore...
money wasted..

sorry..
When it comes to music and rhythm games,Wii Musicstands in a class of its own. Unlike other music games, which penalize players if they don't play perfectly,Wii Musicis a musical playground where there are no mistakes. Here anyone can pick up and master the huge array of instruments available, through simple motions like strumming and drumming. Musicians in your band jam by simply playing their instruments to the beat of a song or by improvising to their heart's content. Play faster. Play slower. Skip a beat, or throw in 10 more. No matter what you do,Wii Musicautomatically transforms your improv stylings into great music.

Your music, your way
On-screen direction in 'Wii Music'
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Multiplayer in 'Wii Music'
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Gameplay: Getting Your Band Together
InWii Musicevery band has six members: Two play the main melody, two cover the percussion beats, one covers the bass groove and one uses the song's chords to support the melody. As a band, the six members often play their special parts at the same time, though each player can jam however and whenever he or she wants. Play all at once. Take turns in the spotlight. Pair up in creative ways throughout the song. You can bring the band to life by yourself, playing one part at a time-or with up to four players. See game mode below:

Solo Play: When you play by yourself, you can add one part at a time to arrange the whole song exactly how you want. The Tutes are on hand to back up your band in any parts you need filled.
Multiplayer: When in a band with friends, up to four people can be band members.
Wii Friends: Using WiiConnect24, you can send your jam videos to Wii Friends who own Wii Music. They can then watch your performance, modify it to their liking and send their jam videos back to you.

Tutes: Your Own Private Back-up Band
When not playing with friends, you can invite jam masters known as Tutes to play with you. They'll join a session playing an instrument that each thinks is strong for a specific song. You can simply enjoy the musical camaraderie, or pick up instrument tips by watching them jam. If you choose to watch, the Tutes will show you lots of techniques for many of these instruments, then ask you to follow their examples. They'll start with the simplest techniques, then as you master each one, show you even more nuanced ones.

Key Game Features:

Easy to Play Improv Jams- All members of your band jam by simply playing their instruments to the beat of a song or by improvising to their heart's content. Play faster. Play slower. Skip a beat, or throw in 10 more.Wii Musicchallenges you to transform your improv stylings into great music. There are no mistakes and no game scores-just playing for the pure joy of playing.
Wii Controls Immerse You in the Music- You can play most of the 60-plus instruments inWii Musicusing simple motions with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers. Strum to play guitar, banjo and sitar. Drum to play jazz drums, congas and snare drums. Hammer away to play piano, vibraphone and marimba. Unlike most music games,Wii Musicdoesn't make you use many complex buttons. You only need to imitate playing the instrument.
Virtually Endless Ways to Make Music- You choose the song and instruments and decide whether to blaze through a rock take on classical songs, put a jazzy spin on folk tunes or transform Nintendo classics like theSuper Mario Bros.theme into Latin-flavored numbers. The song list is only a takeoff point-it's how you improvise with the songs that matters.
Share Your Band Jams With Friends- They'll see your Mii band members, your players' improv styles and your instrument selections. They can watch your recordings, or play over parts of your song, then send their modified recording back to you. So you can send improv jams back and forth over WiiConnect24, changing them again and again.

60+ Instruments
You can play most of the 60-plus instruments inWii Musicusing simple motions with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers. Strum to play guitar, banjo and sitar. Drum to play jazz drums, congas and marching drums. Hammer away to play piano, vibraphone and marimba. Unlike most music games, Wii Music doesn't make you use complex buttons. You only need to imitate playing the instrument.Wii Musicoffers virtually endless ways to make music.

Fun Beyond the Jam
Designed with classic Wii gameplay in mind,Wii Musicincludes many other modes and play options besides the main band jams, including several musical games and an enhanced video playback mode for recorded jams.

Videos Mode: Watch your jam videos in an enhanced playback mode that brings your jams to life with fun environmental effects and dramatic camera angles.
Mii Maestro: By waving the Wii Remote like a conductor's baton in this mini-game, you'll lead a Mii orchestra through orchestrated songs, such as TheLegend of Zeldatheme. Make them play quickly, slowly, strongly or gently-the orchestra is at your command.
Handbell Harmony: In this musical mini-game, you'll play in a handbell ensemble by swinging your Wii Remote and Nunchuk. Everyone on the team has a job to do: play one of your notes only when the tune demands it.
Pitch Perfect: How good is your musical ear? In this whimsical musical quiz, you'll have to solve challenges, like putting note-playing Miis in order from lowest to highest pitch.
Drum Mode: In the one mode that uses the Wii Balance Board accessory (sold withWii Fit), you can feel what it's like to play a real-life drum set. You'll use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk as drumsticks, and place both feet on the Wii Balance Board-which work as virtual pedals for the bass drum and hi-hat cymbal.

Rerations
< Wii Music > < Active Life Outdoor Challenge > < We Ski > < Animal Crossing: City Folk > < Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party > freaks