Swordplay: Defeat your opponent in two out of three rounds. Alternate between attacking and defending with your sword.
Wakeboarding: Hold the Wii Remote like a handle, and use it to turn from side to side. Lift it to perform acrobatic jumps.
Frisbee: Hold and flick the Wii Remote like a Frisbee.
Archery: Hold the Wii Remote like a bow. Pull the Nunchuk like the string, and release Z to fire.
Basketball: Lift and throw the Wii Remote overhead to throw the ball into the hoop.
Table Tennis: Swing the Wii Remote like a racket to hit the ball.
Golf: Hold the Wii Remote downward and swing it like a golf club to hit the ball.
Bowling: Swing the Wii Remote as though you're bowling a bowling ball. Adjust spin and angle using the Control Pad.
Power Cruising: Hold the Wii Remote and Nunchuk as though they were bike handlebars. Tilt to steer, and use B to accelerate.
Canoeing: Move the Wii Remote from front to back as though you were rowing with a canoe paddle.
Cycling: Alternate the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk up and down as though cycling.
Air Sports: Tilt the Wii Remote to move your body in the air as though skydiving, or hold it like a paper plane when using a plane.
The game features Miis as spectators and player characters, with the option to import Mii Contest Channel characters into your game. Wii Sports Resort was released on 26 July 2009 for the Wii console.
UPC-A:
045496901509 (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
RVL-RZTE-USA (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
RVL-SP2E-USA-B0 (United States)
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Media Type:
Wii Optical Disc
Save Game Methods:
Internal Storage
Sound Capabilities:
Dolby Pro Logic II
Number of Offline Players:
1-4 Players
Multiplayer Options:
Same/Split-Screen, Hot Seat
Miscellaneous Attributes:
Mii Support, Wi-Fi Connection
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS), Co-Op, Team
Video Modes Supported:
Progressive Scan (480p), Widescreen (16 x 9), PAL 50Hz, PAL 60Hz