In other words, the broader kind of audience welcomed during the Wii and DS era ... joystick manoeuvrings), piloting a plane in Wii Sports Resort, or completing a race of Super Mario Kart.

If anything, we can at least expect that the need for convincing was probably significantly less than when it came time to release Wii Sports Resort in 2009. Nintendo went ahead and launched it ...

It’s hard to find someone who was alive during the Wii’s heyday that hasn’t at least tried Wii Sports. It’s one of the bestselling games of all time, and its simple but accurate motion ...

The sequel to Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort, Switch Sports promises players the same experiences as its predecessors, but on the Switch. Despite its similarities, though, early looks at the new ...

which appeared in Wii Sports Resort – as well as three new sports: soccer, volleyball, and badminton. Similar to the Wii, players will use their Switch’s joy-con controllers to play each sport.

That makes it difficult to gauge how hungry audiences are for more. A sequel, Wii Sports Resort, launched in 2009 and would sell over 33 million units in its lifetime. Even that’s misleading ...

But if you owned a Wii, you also owned a copy of Wii Sports, Nintendo's motion controlled sports simulator that was bundled with every console. And what a game it was! Not only did it show off ...