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Opinion posted over a year ago
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Cycling is a sort of self-controlling racing game that doesn't take much strategy. You'll need to control your energy expenditure to get ahead, but other than that you can kind of remain on auto-pilot -- you won't necessarily even need to steer.
Although you can get bumped around by fellow bikers, blown around by the wind and lose traction by running over bananas and oils slicks, in general, the game will keep you on course. You should steer to take tight corners, but otherwise just focus on not overheating. If you overheat, you turn blue and come to a complete stop -- but don't...
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Opinion posted over a year ago
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Wii Sports Resort's Archery event is one of the game's deepest. This is mostly due to the hidden targets that take incredible skill to hunt down and hit. We cover the locations of each of these in our Hidden Targets section. But hitting the main targets presents a bit of a challenge as well.
Each ring of the target gives you a different point value, and you get three arrows per range. The Bull's Eye is worth 10 points. The range's Hidden Targets area also worth ten points, but are, in general, much more difficult to hit.
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Opinion posted over a year ago
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Power Cruise is one of Wii Sports Resort's most basic games. The idea is to get from one ring to the next as quickly as possible. A digital timer on each ring counts down as soon as you leave the previous ring. The digit it's on when you pass the ring is equivalent to the number of points you get.
Certain rings have a smaller rign within them that will double your time score. To make higher scores, you must monitor your boost power carefully. To boost, you just crank the Wii mote like a throttle. After doing so, it recharges for a brief period. Ideally, you want to use this boost...
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Opinion posted over a year ago
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Canoeing Basics
This simple sport shouldn't give you much trouble. Small motions on either side of a resting position will do the trick -- no need for large rowing motions.
To go straight, alternate right and left strokes. Don't be afraid to cruise past obstacles without paddling -- you'll coast for a bit without losing speed.
The object of Canoeing is to reach an increasingly distant finish line. For every success you have, the line will be moved back further.
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Guide posted over a year ago
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In Island Flyover you'll be able to fly freely for five minutes, exploring Wuhu island and its environs. As you collect i Points, you'll be able to fly at different times of day and perform new tricks. You'll also be able to shoot balloons once you unlock them. This is the most in-depth event in Wii Sports Resort, so we've spent a lot of time on our complete guide to the event's various collectables.
i Points and Stamps
Finding all of the Island Flyover i Points is no easy task. There are 80 i Points to collect, and though you'll only need to collect them once for the...
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