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Jul 15 2008
The announcement of a second Wii Sports title came as a bit of a surprise during the E3 presentation, and now gamers can take a closer look at the follow up with these brand spankin’ new screens. The official desciption after the break as well.
Jul 15 2008
One of the biggest reason for the success of the Wii is the ability for Wii Sports to attract new players. The first day with a group of 4 trying their hardest to track down that digital tennis ball is definitely memorable, and Nintendo is trying to recapture the magic with a follow up title.
Wii Sports Resort takes place, as you might expect, at a beach. Three of the included games were shown, all taking advantage of advanced motion control via the Wii MotionPlus attachment revealed earlier. The games were a frisbee throwing game, a jet-ski simulator, and a sword dueling mode. The motion capture does seem to be much more accurate than the current Wiimote’s capabilities, but I’m going to hold off until I can get the word from someone with a hands on opinion. The game is set to launch next spring. Press release after the break.
