OK, So I bought this game with the idea that I was buying a remote with an inexpensive game. And somehow this still qualifies as the worst video game purchase I have ever made; the games are short and boring. I played all 8 games thinking they were a warm up for the real game, and they ended up being the whole game, it took like 10 min.

The worst game is table tennis. It is difficult to control--to the point of frustration. If you are looking for a more engaging game for all age groups, I would try Wii Degree: Big Brain Academy.

If you have normal games like Mario & Sonic at the Olympics, w/ good graphics, good controls and a lot of depth, why waste your time on this? I have this 2 stars because it comes w/ the extra remote.

This game sucks. The mini-games are completely boring and not worth 10 dollars at all. Just buy a seperate Wii-mote.

This game is very lame. The fishing is fun, but aggravating when playing with another because of being in the way of each other and having the game show you every catch you and your opponents make, stopping the game in the process. The only reason I gave this three stars is because, like others have stated, it comes with the remote, so for about $10, this game is worth that, but no more.

The controls on this are TERRIBLE. A couple of the games are completely for toddlers. The other games like ping pong is ridiculous, the controls on it are terrible and the pool is idiotic w/ terrible controls also.

There are 2-3 good games on here, such as the Duck-hunting, but the rest are pretty lame, such as the findMii etc. All in all though, not bad value.

I bought this since I needed another Remote, and figured I'd get a game along with it for 10$ essentially. I expected Play to be an extension of Sports, and for $10, you get what you pay for. The shooting game is fun, as is Pool, the Rodeo game, and Fishing, but this is definitely a very short, limited (2 player only) multiplayer game.

It is definately not worth buying. Only one fun game exists on the disk, and that is the shooting range. The rest of the game is quite terrible.

The game is not very challenging, but the variety of mini games is good for an introduction to the Wii. Wii Play is appropriate for any age group, but younger childern and adults alike will easily be bored by the lack of depth or complexity found in pool, cow racing, shooting, or shape matching.

Others are a little goofy or worse, but oh well. Besides, it does come with the remote (which evened us out to four) so is worth it for that!

It was not possible to get it otherwise. So this is the whole idea for the bundle. As for the game itself - a collection of nine mini-games and there is nothing to write home about.

I bought this instead of just buying the remote separately. It worked out to be around $10 more for this "package deal" so I gave it a try. I've played the game one time, it's just not really that fun.

The games of WiiPlay are not quite as good as the original Wii Sports. However, this purchase is a good deal with the remote. Table tennis is relatively difficult to play, the racing cows and tank games are fun, as are the shooting and fishing, although these games are not very advanced.

Looking at it as a $10 game, it's not bad. If you have small children, most of the games on here will keep them entertained, but when it is just me or just adults, this one never sees the light of day. I would recommend this to people with small children - otherwise, save your $10 and just get the controller.

The only thing I thought was remotely cute was the cow racing and only for a little while. The fishing is absolutely pathetic but what do you want for a free addition to the Wii?

Overall, they just wanted to price the remote a little bit more so they stuck this little disc in, so you'd pay an extra 10 bucks for it!

thankfully only paid $10 to get the second controller. it's not a game - it is 'practice' and the player is forced to go through particular rounds to get to the one they might even want to play.

My suggestion is to only buy Wii Play for younger kids who need to learn to use the Wii remote. It will soon become boring to them too.

If you like Wii Sports and think Wii Play is going to be similar, think again. This game is not worth the $10 extra you have to pay to get the remote. The interface is awkward and the games have little replayability.

OK, So I bought this game with the idea that I was buying a remote with an inexpensive game. And somehow this still qualifies as the worst video game purchase I have ever made; the games are short and boring. I played all 8 games thinking they were a warm up for the real game, and they ended up being the whole game, it took like 10 min.

The worst game is table tennis. It is difficult to control--to the point of frustration. If you are looking for a more engaging game for all age groups, I would try Wii Degree: Big Brain Academy.

This game sucks. The mini-games are completely boring and not worth 10 dollars at all. Just buy a seperate Wii-mote.

This game is very lame. The fishing is fun, but aggravating when playing with another because of being in the way of each other and having the game show you every catch you and your opponents make, stopping the game in the process. The only reason I gave this three stars is because, like others have stated, it comes with the remote, so for about $10, this game is worth that, but no more.

I bought this since I needed another Remote, and figured I'd get a game along with it for 10$ essentially. I expected Play to be an extension of Sports, and for $10, you get what you pay for. The shooting game is fun, as is Pool, the Rodeo game, and Fishing, but this is definitely a very short, limited (2 player only) multiplayer game.

It is definately not worth buying. Only one fun game exists on the disk, and that is the shooting range. The rest of the game is quite terrible.

The game is not very challenging, but the variety of mini games is good for an introduction to the Wii. Wii Play is appropriate for any age group, but younger childern and adults alike will easily be bored by the lack of depth or complexity found in pool, cow racing, shooting, or shape matching.

It was not possible to get it otherwise. So this is the whole idea for the bundle. As for the game itself - a collection of nine mini-games and there is nothing to write home about.

I bought this instead of just buying the remote separately. It worked out to be around $10 more for this "package deal" so I gave it a try. I've played the game one time, it's just not really that fun.

Looking at it as a $10 game, it's not bad. If you have small children, most of the games on here will keep them entertained, but when it is just me or just adults, this one never sees the light of day. I would recommend this to people with small children - otherwise, save your $10 and just get the controller.

OK, So I bought this game with the idea that I was buying a remote with an inexpensive game. And somehow this still qualifies as the worst video game purchase I have ever made; the games are short and boring. I played all 8 games thinking they were a warm up for the real game, and they ended up being the whole game, it took like 10 min.

This game sucks. The mini-games are completely boring and not worth 10 dollars at all. Just buy a seperate Wii-mote.

This game is very lame. The fishing is fun, but aggravating when playing with another because of being in the way of each other and having the game show you every catch you and your opponents make, stopping the game in the process. The only reason I gave this three stars is because, like others have stated, it comes with the remote, so for about $10, this game is worth that, but no more.

I bought this since I needed another Remote, and figured I'd get a game along with it for 10$ essentially. I expected Play to be an extension of Sports, and for $10, you get what you pay for. The shooting game is fun, as is Pool, the Rodeo game, and Fishing, but this is definitely a very short, limited (2 player only) multiplayer game.

I bought this instead of just buying the remote separately. It worked out to be around $10 more for this "package deal" so I gave it a try. I've played the game one time, it's just not really that fun.

Looking at it as a $10 game, it's not bad. If you have small children, most of the games on here will keep them entertained, but when it is just me or just adults, this one never sees the light of day. I would recommend this to people with small children - otherwise, save your $10 and just get the controller.

Overall, they just wanted to price the remote a little bit more so they stuck this little disc in, so you'd pay an extra 10 bucks for it!

thankfully only paid $10 to get the second controller. it's not a game - it is 'practice' and the player is forced to go through particular rounds to get to the one they might even want to play.

If you like Wii Sports and think Wii Play is going to be similar, think again. This game is not worth the $10 extra you have to pay to get the remote. The interface is awkward and the games have little replayability.

I had a $10 GC from Amazon, so I went ahead and bought the WiiPlay instead of the extra remote. After playing the games, in my opinion, it's not worth the extra $10. The pool and tank games are fairly decent...but I was unimpressed with all the others.

I bought this since I needed another Remote, and figured I'd get a game along with it for 10$ essentially. I expected Play to be an extension of sports, and for $10, you get what you pay for. The shooting game is fun, as is Pool, the Rodeo game, and Fishing, but this is definitely a very short, limited (2 player only) multiplayer game.

The games of WiiPlay are not quite as good as the original Wii sports. However, this purchase is a good deal with the remote. Table tennis is relatively difficult to play, the racing cows and tank games are fun, as are the shooting and fishing, although these games are not very advanced.

If you like Wii sports and think Wii Play is going to be similar, think again. This game is not worth the $10 extra you have to pay to get the remote. The interface is awkward and the games have little replayability.

no no no 5 games on Wii sports disc that comes standard w/ the console and 9 crappy mini games on this Wii Play. Everything about this game pissed me off, the controls and graphics and the games are not at all engaging and you never want to play them again.

If you have normal games like Mario & Sonic at the Olympics, w/ good graphics, good controls and a lot of depth, why waste your time on this? I have this 2 stars because it comes w/ the extra remote.

Overall, they just wanted to price the remote a little bit more so they stuck this little disc in, so you'd pay an extra 10 bucks for it!

If you like Wii Sports and think Wii Play is going to be similar, think again. This game is not worth the $10 extra you have to pay to get the remote. The interface is awkward and the games have little replayability.

I had a $10 GC from Amazon, so I went ahead and bought the WiiPlay instead of the extra remote. After playing the games, in my opinion, it's not worth the extra $10. The pool and tank games are fairly decent...but I was unimpressed with all the others.

I got this for Christmas with my Wii, I don't know why because I didn't ask for it, I assume it was for the extra Controller. Whatever. This game sucks!!!

This game sucks. The mini-games are completely boring and not worth 10 dollars at all. Just buy a seperate Wii-mote.

My suggestion is to only buy Wii Play for younger kids who need to learn to use the Wii remote. It will soon become boring to them too.

It is better to just buy a lone Wii Remote. I do believe that Wii Play should only cost 45$, because I frankly don't believe that the game is worth 10$. If you are looking for mini-games, you should probably get Mario Party 8 or Wario Ware: Smooth Moves.

The controls on this are TERRIBLE. A couple of the games are completely for toddlers. The other games like ping pong is ridiculous, the controls on it are terrible and the pool is idiotic w/ terrible controls also.

The controls on this are TERRIBLE. A couple of the games are completely for toddlers. The other games like ping pong is ridiculous, the controls on it are terrible and the pool is idiotic w/ terrible controls also.

I bought this since I needed another Remote, and figured I'd get a game along with it for 10$ essentially. I expected Play to be an extension of Sports, and for $10, you get what you pay for. The shooting game is fun, as is pool, the Rodeo game, and Fishing, but this is definitely a very short, limited (2 player only) multiplayer game.

The game is not very challenging, but the variety of mini games is good for an introduction to the Wii. Wii Play is appropriate for any age group, but younger childern and adults alike will easily be bored by the lack of depth or complexity found in pool, cow racing, shooting, or shape matching.

pool, however, is ADDICTIVE. My husband and I have spent a few nights now trying to out-do each other.

I had a $10 GC from Amazon, so I went ahead and bought the WiiPlay instead of the extra remote. After playing the games, in my opinion, it's not worth the extra $10. The pool and tank games are fairly decent...but I was unimpressed with all the others.

I bought this since I needed another Remote, and figured I'd get a game along with it for 10$ essentially. I expected Play to be an extension of Sports, and for $10, you get what you pay for. The shooting game is fun, as is Pool, the Rodeo game, and Fishing, but this is definitely a very short, limited (2 player only) multiplayer game.

It is definately not worth buying. Only one fun game exists on the disk, and that is the shooting range. The rest of the game is quite terrible.

The game is not very challenging, but the variety of mini games is good for an introduction to the Wii. Wii Play is appropriate for any age group, but younger childern and adults alike will easily be bored by the lack of depth or complexity found in pool, cow racing, shooting, or shape matching.

The games of WiiPlay are not quite as good as the original Wii Sports. However, this purchase is a good deal with the remote. Table tennis is relatively difficult to play, the racing cows and tank games are fun, as are the shooting and fishing, although these games are not very advanced.

It took me 30-40 minutes to unlock all of them. Some of the games, like Pose Mii and Fishing are flat-out awful. The others range from average(Laser Hockey, Table Tennis) to quite good(Tanks, shooting).

The shooting game and match game. The rest of the games I couldn't play. They would not highlight when I clicked on them.

This game is very lame. The fishing is fun, but aggravating when playing with another because of being in the way of each other and having the game show you every catch you and your opponents make, stopping the game in the process. The only reason I gave this three stars is because, like others have stated, it comes with the remote, so for about $10, this game is worth that, but no more.

I bought this since I needed another Remote, and figured I'd get a game along with it for 10$ essentially. I expected Play to be an extension of Sports, and for $10, you get what you pay for. The shooting game is fun, as is Pool, the Rodeo game, and fishing, but this is definitely a very short, limited (2 player only) multiplayer game.

The games of WiiPlay are not quite as good as the original Wii Sports. However, this purchase is a good deal with the remote. Table tennis is relatively difficult to play, the racing cows and tank games are fun, as are the shooting and fishing, although these games are not very advanced.

The only thing I thought was remotely cute was the cow racing and only for a little while. The fishing is absolutely pathetic but what do you want for a free addition to the Wii?

It took me 30-40 minutes to unlock all of them. Some of the games, like Pose Mii and fishing are flat-out awful. The others range from average(Laser Hockey, Table Tennis) to quite good(Tanks, Shooting).

Looking at it as a $10 game, it's not bad. If you have small children, most of the games on here will keep them entertained, but when it is just me or just adults, this one never sees the light of day. I would recommend this to people with small children - otherwise, save your $10 and just get the controller.

thankfully only paid $10 to get the second controller. it's not a game - it is 'practice' and the player is forced to go through particular rounds to get to the one they might even want to play.

I got this for Christmas with my Wii, I don't know why because I didn't ask for it, I assume it was for the extra controller. Whatever. This game sucks!!!