Sports Resort is the follow-on title to the phenomenally successful Wii Sports and introduces 10 new resort activities, including wakeboarding, cycling and skydiving, as well as two old favourites ...

Is Wii Sports Resort the worthy sequel fans of the original have been waiting for?

Wii Sports Resort features 12 mini-games including Swordplay, Wakeboarding, Frisbee, Archery, Basketball, Table Tennis, Golf, Bowling, Power Cruising, Canoeing, Cycling, and Air Sports. Each sport ...

Wii Sports, packed in with Wii, is the best-selling videogame of all time. Wii Sports Resort is its sequel, packaged with and requiring the use of Wii MotionPlus, a small adapter that plugs into ...

Wii Sports Resort includes archery, Swordplay, table tennis, basketball, golf, bowling, Air Sports, Power Cruising, Frisbee®, cycling, canoeing and wakeboarding.

Packed with Nintendo's new MotionPlus add-on, Wii Sports Resort delivers a dozen new family-friendly, Mii-sporting games to Nintendo's Wii console. But is this one mini-game collection too many?

Wii Sports Resort leverages this technology as players escape to a virtual resort and experience all the fun activities of the island setting.

While the Wii console continues to be phenomenally popular, it's still that token bundled title, Wii Sports, that proves the only real constantly fun game. Introduce a previously reluctant gamer ...

As a place the Wii Sports Resort is the Silent Cartographer with the saturation filter turned up, a too-perfect recreation of a holiday destination built from honeymooners' recollections. As you ...

We'd rather try cycling up Everest than play this game again. Like Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort is a pretty bare-bones package.

For a breakdown of exactly how Wii MotionPlus works with each event, check out our extra feature on the subject.

Two and a half years after it was released, Wii Sports remains the most played game on Nintendo's Wii, which is no surprise since it's bundled with every new console. Finally the sequel is here ...