In a two player game, the game has no time limit, the winner is the first to score eight goals Fishing Fishing The winner is whoever has most points after two minutes. In single player the game lasts two minutes. Laser hockey is a brightly colored version of air hockey, in which the player controls a paddle which he must use to defend his goal, and score in the opponents goal. If three bubbles are not burst, and reach the bottom of the screen the game will end. The player must match the Mii in the exact position of the silhouette, which will make the bubble burst. Bubbles containing a silhouette of the Mii will float down onto the screen. The Mii's pose can also be changed by pressing the A or B button. Pose Mii Pose Miiīy pointing their Wii remote at the screen, the player can control the position of their Mii. There is no swinging of the Wii remote required. To hit the ball, the player must put the paddle in line with the ball. By pointing the Wii remote at the screen the player controls the position of his paddle. Table tennis is a very basic game of table tennis. For example, the player might be asked to find 5 identical Mii's, or the player's Mii, or even a Mii that is travelling faster than the other ones.
The player will be asked to find a certain Mii, or a group of Mii's. Find Mii Find Miiįind Mii displays a selection of Mii's to the player, in various situations, from just standing around, to walking across a road and even swimming.
Also, in homage to the classic NES game Duck Hunt, between rounds ducks will fly across the screen, and points will be gained for shooting them. Points will be lost for shooting targets displaying their own mii, but gained for shooting targets displaying their opponents Mii. Occasionally targets with the face of the player's Mii will appear. Targets include balloons, targets, clay pigeons, cans and UFO's. In shooting range, players try to destroy as many targets as possible, using the Wii remote as a pointer and shooting with A or B. The 9 games are Shooting Range, Find Mii, Table Tennis, Pose Mii, Laser Hockey, Fishing, Billiards, Charge!, and Tanks!. It consists of nine simple minigames, all of which can be played by one player or two. It is available for only a small price more than a single Wii remote on it's own, and this is often attributed as the reason for its success. Wii Play (Hajimete No Wii in japan) is a minigame collection that comes packaged with a Wii Remote.
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