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The extreme banality of the package which would only just about hold the attention of the seriously young members of your family for any length of time can’t be ignored.
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It lacks depth, meaning that you’ll grow tired of it within minutes – even with a friend.
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The "low-budget, high-fun" strategy that paid off for Nintendo with "Brain Age" and "Wii Sports" finally draws a blank.
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So it’s not a great compendium, but does come with a remote, so that’s a bonus (especially for multiplayer games of Wii Sports with your non-Wii owning friends).
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If you needed an excuse to pick up another Wii Remote and you have an extra Hamilton in the wallet, then by all means pick up Wii Play. Just don't expect to fully get your money's worth.
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Though the collection features a few gems like Billiards and Laser Hockey, much of the lineup is composed of half-assed mini-games with little to no depth whatsoever.
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games(TM)Although bundled with a Wii Remote, it's still impossible to recommend Wii Play. Many of the mini-games feel clumsy, and the ones that don't are destined to be short-lived at best. [Christmas 2006, p.136]
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Forget what you have heard about this being a title that will “train” you how to use your new hardware - it doesn’t. You can learn much more with the in-bundle magnificence of Wii Sports, or the genuine innovation offered by Wario Ware. Let’s hope that more consideration is put into future first party releases of this ilk.
Awards & Rankings
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8
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#8 Most Discussed Wii Game of 2007
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20
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#20 Most Shared Wii Game of 2007
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 68 out of 198
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Mixed: 99 out of 198
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Negative: 31 out of 198
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