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Wii Sports is a video game that was bundled with the Wii console in 2006. Because of being bundled with the Wii, Wii Sports went on to being the best-selling console video game of all time on a single platform. It is a collection of various sports games that all use a unique, innovative control scheme that demonstrates the true potential of the Wii Remote. It was revealed at E3 2006. The player can use the Wii Remote as a tennis racket, baseball bat, boxing glove, golf club, or even a hand to roll a bowling ball, and immerse themselves into the game while playing the sport onscreen.

Overview[]

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Fitness Mode[]

Fitness mode puts the player through three challenges, from training mode, and depending on how well the player does, they will be giving an age (the younger the better). 20 is the lowest age possible, with 80 being the highest. Fitness mode can be done once a day for each Mii. After one Mii has completed the fitness test, they will receive a message in your Wii Inbox. It uses random sports from the Training Mode.

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Trivia[]

  • Wii Sports was supposed to have characters from the Mario series as the playable characters instead of Miis. However, the Mario characters were removed after feedback from people who preferred Miis over the Mario characters.[1]
  • Gaining 1000 skill points in any given sport gives that Mii: pro status.
  • Pro status makes bowling balls sparkle.
  • All 9 holes in golf are from the NES game Golf.
  • Wii Sports is now the best selling video game of all time after passing Super Mario Bros. in sales.
  • You can only use the Fitness Mode once per day.
    • Note, if you exit the Fitness Mode, you will not be able to use until the following day.

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