Conclusion When considering whether to buy this final offering on Wii Sports Club, as a download, our advice is simple — it's worth considering for Baseball alone.

Nintendo will bring the final two Wii Sports mini-games, Baseball and Boxing, to Wii U on 27th June and offer all Wii U users free access for two days.

Get your baseball and boxing gloves, because the Wii Sports Club is open! Grab a bat and show those balls what you're made of or grab your gloves for the KO of a lifetime! in "Wii Sports Club ...

Wii Sports Club updates the classic Tennis, Golf, Boxing, Baseball and Bowling on the Wii U adding MotionPlus and Online features.

After Japanese release details let the cat out of the bag, Nintendo has confirmed European release details for both Wii Sports Club: Baseball and Wii Sports Club: Boxing on the Wii U eShop, while ...

Wii Sports Club improves on the classic Wii game in nearly every way, proving that the concept isn’t just a gimmick.

Wii Sports Club will add Baseball and Boxing later this month, Nintendo has announced. The final two Wii Sports mini-games will be available to download from June 27.

Wii Sports Club for Wii U review: You can compete online - but it's still lacking anything new Nintendo; £39.99; £8.99 (each) Baseball & Boxing 2-in-1, Golf, Bowling, Tennis; £1.79 All sports ...

Wii Sports Club will add boxing and baseball later this week. Joining the likes of tennis, bowling and golf, the final two sporting activities will be available from June 27.

Wii Sports Club features the five original sports from its predecessor: Tennis, Bowling, Golf, Baseball, and Boxing.