Evan Holloway

Wii Play Motion is a strange game. There’s a UFO in almost every mini game. The graphics were kinda realistic, especially in Treasure Twirl. But Teeter Targets and Skip Skimmer were very good. You never know what title screen game you’ll get next (until you get all the gold and platinum medals). And they don’t congratulate you for getting all the medals like in the first game (other than saying you unlocked a new title screen game). And worst of all, you have to shoot the dinosaurs that evolved into animals we have today. 😢 And the strangest part is, the game was taken place in a crystal ball. But that’s where the staff credits were shown. Nintendo didn’t make the game themselves. They had quite a few companies to help them. Wii Play Motion was decently successful, and I respect that. However, there were things that could catch you off guard. Is the game worth it, it depends. It’s up to you. You decide if you want it. I’m just telling my experience. Make a wise choice, and choose carefully. Thank you.

It’s a lot different from all the other games including the Tokyo 2020 game. You use your mii to select what you want to do. And the controls are a little complicated. And there’s a loading screen that doesn’t fit the game too much. It’s not my favorite one. But if you like the Wii U like I do, and like this game, go ahead and play it. Thank you.

I never played it, it looks like you have to be very fast (like all the games in the series). But the graphics micro games look kinda creepy. And there may be a few surprise jumpscare easter eggs in them. Plus, I don’t recommend playing this in your office. It’s a much better setup in your living room or wide open spaced game room. And there’s a micro game where you have to drop the Wii remote, so make sure you have the wrist strap on. I’m not saying it’s bad, but it doesn’t look like the best party game to play with. If you think otherwise, then go ahead and play it at your own risk.