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Wii Sports Club. It is, my opinion, a half Wii Sports title. It's really just the original Wii Sports but with Wii MotionPlus required and being subscription based. You either pay for a day pass for all five sports that you can play for 24 hours, as well as being able to pay for one sport where you have it forever. You can also buy the retail version for $60, which lets you play all 5 sports without paying for them, even though it would cost less, about $50, to download the game and pay for each individually. There is also the club aspect. Each country and US state/territory has its own club where all people who selected that club (presumably as their home state) have statistics that add up to the club's ranking in the world. As of this review however, the club service has shut down, although you can still play all of the sports. Unless you really want a more accurate baseball experience, just go out and find a copy of Wii Sports or Wii Sports Resort. Don't ask why I just wrote an elaborate review on a 6 year old Wii U game in 2020. It's 2 AM. Check out my other Wii Sports Google reviews. Stay in school, don't do drugs, eat your vegetables.

Wii Sports, I can't believe how nostalgic this game was. If you bought a new white (RVL-001) Wii, you got this game for free with the console. This game had 5 sports: Baseball, Bowling, Tennis, Boxing, and Golf. Each sport is totally solid, and looks very good. The sports don't translate as well as they do in the sequel Wii Sports Resort because the Wii Remote's motion controls weren't yet refined enough to make the sports feel 'real'. It was 2006 though, this game was free, I'd totally recommend you to play it, whether you played it or not. Pick it up if you don't have it, or check your attic for your old Wii and games, and maybe you can have a great nostalgia trip. 11/10: Would Strike again!

I feel that although it's a bit rough around the edges, and it was an isometric 2.5D game, it was a life simulator from 2000. This game can run well on a lot of computers, and even though base game (no expansion packs) feels empty, the complete collection released in 2005 is here to save you! All in all, if you want an awesome nostalgia trip if you played The Sims back in the day, or if you want to try the original for the first time, I'd totally recommend you pick this up. But if you want something newer, check out my review on The Sims 2.