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Thu, Oct 1 | from Kotaku
Dead Space Extraction was developed by EA's Visceral Games and published by EA for the Wii on September 29. Retails for $49.99 USD. Played through the campaign on "hard" using Wii Remote and Nunchuk (Zapper mode also available). Tried Remote-only second-player co-op. Played a challenge lev...

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Hands On Reviews of Battlefield 1943, including lots of gameplay footage and commentary. Also a review of the full version of Wii Sports Resort, which unfortunately isn’t as good as we hoped. Plus Rob gets yet another lesson in San Francisco parking procedures.
Mon, Sep 28 | from gamevideospot.com

Review: NHL 2K10 Brings Hockey Realism to The Wii

Aidan and Jon had been happily playing for an hour or so before I wandered down to the playroom to take one of them on. Not wanting to get thoroughly thrashed, I flipped open the instruction booklet first and had to do a double-take. 2K supports such a wide range of controller options (Wii Remot...
Sun, Sep 27 | from Wired

Opinion: Wii Sports Resort Makes Golfing Real Again

Image: Family Gamer I’ve not given up on Tiger Woods Wii and that full golf calendar, but having played Wii-Sports Resort Golf it is going to be difficult to go back to it even with it’s similarly realistic swing and ability to apply spin.
Mon, Aug 24 | from Wired

Frankenreview: Wii Sports Resort [Round Up]

With a dozen sports and a total of two dozen ways to play them, Wii Sports Resort packs in the play with mostly fun games. You'd think that Wii Sports and Wii Play would have exhausted the minigame catalog for the Wii, but these mostly new games are a worthwhile addition to anyone's Wii. Even wit...
Thu, Jul 30 | from Kotaku

Review: Wii Sports Resort Is Loads of Fun, to Be Precise

It’s all right to admit it: You’ve had fun playing Wii Sports. The simple repetitive play is way more enjoyable than you’d ever expect it to be, particularly if you’re playing it with kids. The new Wii Sports Resort has a similar feel, only with more sports, better graphics and long-term play...
Sun, Jul 26 | from Wired

Wii Sports Resort Review: More Motion in the Ocean [Review]

First there was Wii Sports and then came Wii Play, which sweetened the deal with a free remote. Now we have Wii Sports Resort which comes with a whole new technology and a chance to play Swordplay, Wakeboarding, Archery, Frisbee, Basketball, Power Cruising, Cycling Golf, Table Tennis, Bo...
Sun, Jul 26 | from Kotaku

Review: Mario Power Tennis

The only change in this new Wii version is the addition of motion-sensitive controls that see players swinging their Wii Remote like a tennis racquet. Unlike the tennis game in Wii Sports, players also control their character around the court using the ...
Mon, Jun 15 | from WA today

Grand Slam Tennis Wii Review

All Wii owners by default already own and have likely played Wii Sports Tennis which EA Sports' Grand Slam Tennis on the surface is not too much of a departure from. The game plays top to the bottom with your player's on-screen movements handled ...
Sun, Jun 14 | from TheHDRoom

REVIEW: Wii Sports

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