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Wii Bundle with Wii Sports & Wii Sports Resort - White

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Color: White


Edition: Wii Sports Resort Bundle


Features

  • Product: Nintendo Wii Console White
  • About: Provides an immersive, engaging experience like no other, where the player is more connected to the game than ever before
  • Wii Remote: Wii Remote utilizes motion sensor control allowing players to be a part of the game through natural and intuitive movement
  • Use: Wii offers entertainment for every member of the household, Anyone of any age or skill level can pick up and play games on the Nintendo Wii

Description

Includes White Wii Console, White Wii Remote Plus, White Nunchuk, Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort. Wii Sports Resort takes the inclusive, fun and intuitive controls of the original Wii Sports to the next level, introducing a whole new set of entertaining and physically immersive activities. With the deep control enhancements of Wii MotionPlus, veteran Wii users and newcomers alike can enjoy unprecedented gaming precision as they cruise on a water scooter, duel with swords, throw a Frisbee and much more.

Release date: November 7, 2010


Product Dimensions: 10 x 8 x 6 inches; 5 Pounds


Type of item: Console


Rated: Everyone 10+


Item model number: RVLSWAAA


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: Yes


Item Weight: 5 pounds


Manufacturer: Nintendo


Batteries: 1 CR2 batteries required.


Date First Available: October 9, 2010


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    • Wonderful Fun
Highly recommended. I bought this exact set at a higher cost in the store & then when my Mom & Step-Dad wanted it, I did the sensible thing & found this exact same thing cheaper on here. So this order was for my Mom & Step-Dad. It's exactly like mine at about $100 cheaper than for what I purchased it - on sale - at Best Buy. Yes I was misguided on my purchase but at least I was sensible for my parents. It arrived perfectly at their house (I ordered it but had it shipped to them) & they love it. Anyway... The Wii console plus motion remote, nunchuck & 2 games are wonderful & I'm glad we have it. My parents have it, my step-kids & step-grandkids have it. My husband didn't want the kids to sit around playing video games all day when they came to visit us. However, on Christmas day, after grandkids brought over their Wii & played their Wii Just Dance 2, not only was the game console easy for me to figure out (a miracle really) but the games involve a lot of moving around, instead of sitting around. Sure, kids need to play at playgrounds & do other physical things but this Wii game has been a fine addition & we're both glad it's here. I use it more than anyone with my daily exercise dance games. Then the kids & grandkids use it when they visit. My husband only plays it when kids & grandkids are here. Admittedly, I know very little about all of the games offered out there. I've only been interested in the dance exercise games. The Sports Resort & Sports games that came with the Wii are wonderful. I always remove the disks & put them back in their cases & unplug the Wii at night. I don't have to do this but I'm a little OCD. When you turn off the Wii, the green light goes to red light & stays like that. I keep thinking we're using too much unnecessary power toward the game so I unplug it. My Mom does the same with hers. We're unique. No one else I know does that. I don't know of anyone having their Wii broken so as far as I know, it's a reliable video game system. Be very careful with the sensor bar. It has a thin cord & looks fragile. Trust me, it is. That's the only thing that broke & it was my fault. I accidentally vacuumed up the cord & it was a bummer for me being without my Wii Fit for 5 days. (I ordered a new sensor bar & all is well once again but learn from my lesson: get that sensor bar cord off the floor). Because we knew kids would be playing at our house sometimes, we bought 3 motion remotes (each different color) & 1 nunchuck since the Wii game only comes with one remote & one nunchuck. You can have up to 4 playing some of the games & only 2 people playing the other games. Also, be sure to have plenty of fresh "AA" batteries in the household. You'll need them for the remotes & for the Wii Fit Balance Board (if you decide to buy that game). It's lots of fun & I love the game. I can't compare it to anything because we've been staying away from video game systems for so long. As far as I know, everyone is compatible with it in our little family so we're happy with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2011 by TheBeth
    • This Console Died after 8 Months..
Purchased this console as a refurbished unit in great shape. Upon receiving and giving to my son for x-mas, yes. it was in good shape. Turned on good for a couple months, but then all of a sudden... POOF. Just stopped working. Thought it might have been the hdmi adapter... nope. Thought it might have been the hdmi cable... nope. Looked into it and apparently these consoles are notorious for being useless once the AV components go out. pretty pissed off I just bought this and it didnt even last a year. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2018 by Amazon Customer
    • Lot's of fun for the whole family
My husband and I got a Wii for our birthday. We also have 3 kids, two of whom are old enough to play Wii games. Right out of the box, we found the Wii to be very intuitive. Set up was easy. He had it set up within a few minutes while I was putting the kids to bed (we wanted to try it out before letting the kids see it!) We immediately put in Wii Sports and found the game to be intuitive. We thought it was fun - my husband liked the Boxing best and I liked the Tennis best. We have really enjoyed Sports Resort as well. I think the swordplay is the overall favorite for 2 players, but we have also enjoyed Archery, Skydiving, Table Tennis (well, that's me!), and Frisbee (my husband). In addition to the included games, we got a few others. My 5 year old LOVES the Princess and the Frog Wii game. We also really enjoyed Just Dance! My 4 year old still doesn't understand the controllers, but she was able to participate in Just Dance! without them. My 5 year old and I both held the controllers (we only have 2 right now). Mario Kart is probably our favorite game! It is fun for adults and kids alike (though it is too hard for my 4 year old). The reason we chose a Wii was the fact that it is fun for the whole family. With the games we have played, there are things for people with a range of ages and skill levels. I love that my kids can play and not get frustrated. We really enjoyed playing Wii games with family and guests. Because the Wii is intuitive, people who have never played before can easily join in with games such as Sports, Sports Resort, Mario Kart, and Wii Ski. Swordplay on Wii Sports Resort is a huge hit for social gatherings. I'm not saying that the games are really easy - only that it doesn't require hours of practice to have fun. We aren't what I call serious gamers. My husband and I used to play a lot of computer games when we were younger and we had Nintendo systems as kids. But we haven't really played many video games as life got hectic. The Wii definitely has better graphics than what we had seen 7 or 8 years ago when we played video games more regularly. I think that the Wii really is the perfect system for a family. For people interested in a Wii, you don't need to get too much extra other than what comes in the box since it comes with two games. However, it only comes with one controller - get a Remote Plus (you don't need Motion Plus with the Remote Plus and either Motion Plus or Remote Plus are necessary for Wii Sports Resort). I definitely recommend getting one more Remote (at least) so you can play with others. You may also want an additional Nunchuck. Last, consider getting a charging station. As for games, shop around. There's something for everyone. I found that a LOT of games are available for significantly less than $50. Only the newest games are that pricey (and nearly all video games cost around $50 or more when they first come out). You may want to check out some gently used games too or renting them from your local video store. Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort are fun games, but they aren't "classic" video games. The neat thing with Wii is that you can also revisit video games and characters that you enjoyed 20 years ago! I wanted to point out that this packaging includes Remote Plus. If you are looking for this in a store, be sure that you buy the one with the Remote Plus. We actually initially bought a Wii at Best Buy but returned it before opening it once we realized that it came with the regular remote and the Motion plus instead of Remote Plus. Remote Plus is the newest Wii remote and does not require you to have a separate Motion Plus attachment. OVERALL: - Wii is an entertaining game system for the entire family. The Motion games are very intuitive and easy to use for anyone over the age of 5. - The Wii White (and Black) hardware bundles come with the console, Remote Plus, Wii Sports, and Wii Sports Resort. The included games are NOT classic video games, but are lots of fun for a wide range of ages. - You likely will need at least one more controller. Get the Wii Remote Plus, as it has the Wii Motion Plus capability, but doesn't require you to buy both the Wii Remote AND Motion Plus attachment. - You may want to buy additional games. Try renting or check out some used ones for a lower price. There are lots of games for the entire family. You can find traditional video games for Wii as well as ones that take advantage of the Wii's motion sensing capability. - Get a charging station, as Wii remotes go through batteries pretty quickly. We got this one: [...] ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2010 by L78

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