A taste of what yet to come.
User Rating: 7.8 | Wii Sports WII
Summary: I feel like Wii sports is kinda like a cheap thrown together game that took almost no time to program at all. The Mii (which I feel the Mii is such a good idea, but it could be so much more!!!!) makes the game look very cheap. That being said, the game is fun. The background graphics aren't all that bad, the textures on the ground look pretty good. This makes for a mixed performance since the textures look like they're from a 360 and the characters look like their from an Atari (more like a N64, but you get my point). The games are fun, very simple and allow 4 people (all but boxing and baseball). A side note- for some reason girls love Nintendos; they never want to come play top spin, but are so addicted to using the Wii's controller its insane. Most of the games are easy to figure out, but the reason they are hard is because the inconsistency of the user. These sports all depend on how accurate you can create a certain movement with your arms, not your thumbs, so all of you non-kinetic people might not master the games like you used to.
Pros: The game is fun. Its not challenging enough to get frustrated and throw your controller (but you still have a wrist strap just in-case). It's such a change up from normal video games. As I said before, these WIis attract friends, its not like a lan party, but its not a sausagefest either. Bowling is actually surprisingly accurate to real bowling, and once you figure out the spin for tennis its decently accurate too.
Cons: Boxing kinda sucks. Maybe I haven't spent enough time on the controls, but the punch is off. Plus, being tall the sensor needs me to lower the controls way low to block low, I get dominated by small people (which most girls are, right? So that can be embarrassing) 
