With a flick or twist of the wrist, you can get precise spin on your bowling ball or hook your golf ball into the blowing wind. Even having played plenty of Wii Sports Resort, which introduced ...

but I've got all the time in the world for Wii Sports golf. Just you, your clubs, and the fairway ahead of you. There's something really satisfying about lining up your shot with the wind and ...

but it’s mostly a standard game loop of reading the wind, lining up a shot, and letting it rip. Nothing here is fundamentally different from the version of golf that was included in Wii Sports a ...

With how much movement is involved in some of Home Sports' game modes, it could wind ... a golf club and swing naturally to smack the ball onto the green. In Bowling, players raise the Wii Remote ...

First up: Wind. Thankfully, a handy wind meter in ... For those who've played the original version of Wii Sports Golf, you'll find the controls are largely the same, but with some minor improvements.

In our run down of the sports in Wii-Sports Resort ... to account for the fall of the arrow in flight as well as the cross wind. Because the targeting guide slowly diminishes and is only a ...

Golf has rolled out onto Wii U today, with the same price model of $1.99 to play all three sports for one day or $9.99 to keep Golf forever. Alice O'Connor December 18, 2013 9:10 AM ...

Wii Sports Club has a new mode as of this afternoon, with golf joining tennis and bowling on Nintendo's Wii U. Like the existing sports already available in the Wii U game, Wii Sports Club Golf ...

Since June 2014, Wii Sports Club has featured the same five sports as the original Wii pack-in: Tennis, bowling, golf, baseball, and boxing. The individual sports play as you remember them in the ...

Nintendo just added an extra sport via a new update, and it's one that Wii Sports used to have: golf. At $40 (or $50 for the physical cartridge and leg strap accessory that works with soccer ...