Nintendo’s Wii Sports was a masterpiece of gaming simplicity. The 2006 Wii game taught millions of players both new and experienced how to use Nintendo’s revolutionary and intuitive motion ...

By bundling a fresh copy of Wii Sports with their new console (in certain regions), Nintendo guaranteed that everyone who bought a Wii would get to experience its potential right out of the box ...

The unlikely sequel to Wii Sports brings the thrill of 2000s motion-controlled athletics to the Switch. Nostalgic gamers will get to bowl, golf, and more with the flick of a joy-con. It was the ...

Other Nintendo games like Mario Tennis Aces may have perfected the actual feel of playing tennis, but the Wii Sports version will always win out in my heart for its natural simplicity. 1. Bowling ...

The Nintendo Wii is one of the best-selling consoles of all time, being one of the few with over 100 million units sold, and you could feel it. It seemed like most households had ...

Nintendo shipped nearly 83 million copies of Wii Sports.For context, the recent Elden Ring has sold 12 million copies, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the game that consumed the early days of ...

Nintendo is bringing back some of its classic Wii Sports games in a new game called Nintendo Switch Sports.You’ll be able to play tennis, bowling, and chambara, like what you might remember from ...

Nintendo on Monday announced that it plans to cut the price of its Wii gaming console to $129.99 prior to the holiday shopping season.The Japanese gaming company also revealed that Wii Sports and ...

Nintendo being up-front about future updates is refreshing. There's loads of potential in a modern iteration of Wii Sports, and by that, I mean it's high time to show family who's the tennis monarch.

News 'Nintendo Music' Update Adds Wii Sports Soundtrack, Here's Every Song Included. Relive the glory days of Wii. The new Switch Online music mobile app Nintendo Music has today been updated with ...

"Nintendo Switch Sports" will launch in April, but ahead of release, Nintendo will host an online playtest. That test will run from February 18 – 20 and will include bowling, chambara, and tennis.

“Wii Sports is the game I first played on the Nintendo Wii because it came with it,” says current world record holder Danny, a 21-year-old from England.