wraggster
June 4th, 2014, 23:27
Nintendo will bring the final two Wii Sports mini-games, Baseball and Boxing, to Wii U on 27th June and offer all Wii U users free access for two days.http://images.eurogamer.net/2013/articles/1/6/8/2/3/2/9/-1401884526703.jpg/EG11/resize/300x-1/quality/80/format/jpg
The mini-games are the last Wii Sports activities to be updated for Wii Sports Club, Nintendo's HD re-make of the Wii original.Baseball and Boxing will be available at a discounted price of £8.99 for the pair - cheaper than the other sports (likely because they are two of the least popular).Boxing now lets you use a Wii Remote Plus controller in each hand, rather than a Remote and Nunchuck, while Baseball's pitching and catching is now performed using the Gamepad screen.Like the other mini-games, the two have also been updated with fresh visuals, online multiplayer and Miiverse community support.After that, Nintendo will release all five sports together on disc - that'll be available on 11th July.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-06-04-wii-sports-club-launching-baseball-boxing-on-27th-june
The mini-games are the last Wii Sports activities to be updated for Wii Sports Club, Nintendo's HD re-make of the Wii original.Baseball and Boxing will be available at a discounted price of £8.99 for the pair - cheaper than the other sports (likely because they are two of the least popular).Boxing now lets you use a Wii Remote Plus controller in each hand, rather than a Remote and Nunchuck, while Baseball's pitching and catching is now performed using the Gamepad screen.Like the other mini-games, the two have also been updated with fresh visuals, online multiplayer and Miiverse community support.After that, Nintendo will release all five sports together on disc - that'll be available on 11th July.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-06-04-wii-sports-club-launching-baseball-boxing-on-27th-june