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Just bought this and I agree with Bipi101 “… this is a 10$ game bundled with a remote. Only worth buying because it comes with remote, other than that, it should be in the 15$ bin.”

The games are fun and good for learning Wii controls and movements, but they are not very in-depth. Each game lasts only 2-5 minutes. I expected more. I would definitely not pay over $10-15 for this game, but with the remote, it’s an good value.

I do disagree with Bipi101 “… This is a great buy if you need another remote, and want to have some multiplayer games in your library. If you already have 4 remotes, I would wait until this game is sold without the remote in the cheap bin before you pick it up. This has multiplayer longevity, but you probably won’t find yourself playing this game alone.” Actually, I enjoyed the games more as a single player.

The whole package was the same price as just the remote from Wlmart. So it was worth it. The games arent all that much fun…just ok

A great game for up to four peoples. I bought three additional remotes so we could play without sharing a remote.

One need be careful. Some ppl think you need to get seriously physical and concsequently injure themselves. My grandson sits on the couch during bowling and gets strike after strike merely snapping the remote in a short motion. (kids his age know the cheat codes I guess)

As for me, I flail around, knock over expensive lamps, hit other participants, and sometimes fall down from too much alcohol (for those interest, expensive scotch works best.)

DO NOT BUY the knock-offs from Hong Kong (if it seems to cheaps, it is) as they suck worse than a hoover or electrolux. I initially bought three and ended up returning each as they did not work properly (slow balls ‘ha’) etc. and were very disappointing even considering the low cost. Get the real McCoy (unless you are a Hatfield)

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Game monster approaching 60

I bought this Wii remote as a second remote for the system. The first thing that tipped me off to this being a different controller than what was supplied with the Wii was that the controller was in a plastic blister pack. Nintendo usually doesn’t pack their stuff in blister packs… Usually in cardboard boxes.

So I opened it up and installed the batteries. The second thing that tipped me off is the silicone jacket still had mold flash where the mold separated and really wasn’t that protecting at all; the silicone was very flimsy and thin.

The buttons were also very different. They obviously clicked instead of smoothly breaking. Not an annoyance nor a problem but definitely a differentiator.

I was willing to pass on the jacket and the buttons, that is just cosmetic… then I synced it…

The rumble was not a strong rumble but was a weak, sickly sounding thing. It made more noise than vibration. In Wii Sports Boxing, the remote would not track the same, I had to hold my Wii hand up at a much higher angle just to equal the Nunchuck; right hooks were IMPOSSIBLE!

I really think Nintendo has licensed out their wii remote design to a third party with an agreement. I do not think that this is a knockoff, but obvious quality control issues are present (less fallout from manufacturing means lower manufacturing cost = lower price or higher profit). I returned this one, went to BestBuy where the remote came in a box, and have been happy since.

Recieved product very quickly. Best deal I could find anywhere including shipping. Will definitely buy from this seller again. Very satisfied.