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Wii Play Motion Review

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Wii Play Motion…

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. The Wii Play MotionImage may be NSFW.
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contains 12 games. Each game has different goals and different ways of controlling them. Each game was a lot of fun and was had easy to follow directions. Cone zone requires stacking ice cream scoops on a cone. Veggie Guardin’ is a version of the popular Whack a Mole. Skip Skimmer is a game of rock skipping, requiring great control of the wrist movements. Trigger Twist is a fun series of target shooting. Pose Mii Plus is a fun matching game which requires you to match up your character to a particular area on a wall. Jump Park is a gem collecting game while Teeter Targets is another target shooting game. Spooky Search is a fun ghost hunting game. Wind Runner requires you to collect gems. Treasure Twirl is a underwater treasure hunt. Flutter Fly is a fun game of balloons and floating through the air. Star Shuttle is a fun space game requiring the player to manipulate themselves through space to deliver parts to their destination.Image may be NSFW.
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is a fun collection of games that will be enjoyed by entire family. Each game is child friendly and fun for adults to play along. Unlike a lot of the games on the market today, we found that Wii Play Motion was not only fun but promoted the fun without harshness. We love the Wii!!!

~Karla and Christopher Robey
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