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Review: Wii Sports Resort Is Loads of Fun, to Be Precise 
Wired | by Matt Blum | Sun, Jul 26
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...
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